In the area of reading, specific single method skill instruction may improve performance, but if the focus of instruction is too narrow the student may not
A) gain skills in word knowledge and word recognition.
B) generalize reading skills learned to other relevant areas.
C) use context clues to aid in word recognition.
D) learn to read.

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Narrowly focused instruction may improve performance on a specific skill, but it is important to generalize these skills to other relevant areas. This helps students become more flexible readers who can apply their skills in a variety of contexts, rather than just in isolated situations. Without this generalization, students may struggle with reading tasks that require them to adapt their skills to new situations.

In the Area of Reading, Specific Single Method Skill Instruction