Which of the following is true about the programs that use the whole-language approach to teaching English?
A) They tend to feature real literature and open-ended, student-initiated activities.
B) They generally involve rigorous, teacher-directed tasks that focus on memorizing sound-letter correspondences.
C) They tend to have classes in which English-speaking and foreign-speaking children learn together in their own and each other's languages.
D) They encourage children to become bilingual and to feel pride in their cultural identity.

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The whole-language approach emphasizes the use of real literature and encourages activities that are initiated by students, focusing on the context and meaning of words rather than the explicit teaching of phonics or sound-letter correspondences.

Which of the Following Is True About the Programs That