Although he gave minilessons on using text factors, a teacher found that his students were still not internalizing and applying this information. Of the following, the best way to help students internalize the information would be for the teacher to:
A) require students to read nonfiction books
B) place the students in literature circles
C) provide more time for sustained silent reading
D) demonstrate with a think-aloud

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Demonstrating with a think-aloud would allow the teacher to model how to use text factors effectively, allowing students to see the thinking process in action and apply it to their own reading. Simply requiring students to read nonfiction or providing more time for sustained silent reading may not address the issue of understanding and internalizing text factors. While literature circles can enhance students' comprehension skills, it may not directly address the issue of internalizing text factors.

Although He Gave Minilessons on Using Text Factors, a Teacher