As a teacher, you are concerned that many of your students are learning less than they think they are learning as they read the textbook.Your best strategy would be to:
A)Have them underline or highlight at least 50% of what they read.
B)Instruct them to read the book two or three times instead of just once.
C)Suggest questions that they can ask themselves as they read.
D)Ask them to copy difficult-to-understand sentences in their notebooks.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

By suggesting questions for students to ask themselves as they read, they will be actively engaging with the material and thinking critically about what they are learning. This will help them to better retain the information and understand the concepts being presented. Underlining or highlighting too much may not help in the long run as it can lead to information overload, and reading the book multiple times may not necessarily improve comprehension if the student isn't actively engaging with the material. Copying difficult-to-understand sentences may also not be effective as it doesn't necessarily address the underlying issue of comprehension.

As a Teacher, You Are Concerned That Many of Your