Which of the following approaches works very well as a beginning reading method, tends to be less effective as students become more advanced, and therefore is best used with other methods?
A) basal/anthology approach
B) literature-based approach
C) reading workshop
D) language-experience approach

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A) Building as it does on the students? language and background, the language-experience approach works well in the beginning stages but is too limited for advanced stages, except as a supplement in teaching content areas or ELL instruction. Basals are geared toward a number of reading levels through the sixth grade.
B) Building as it does on the students? language and background, the language-experience approach works well in the beginning stages but is too limited for advanced stages, except as a supplement in teaching content areas or ELL instruction. The literature-based approach can generally be used throughout the upper grades.
C) Building as it does on the students? language and background, the language-experience approach works well in the beginning stages but is too limited for advanced stages, except as a supplement in teaching content areas or ELL instruction. The reading workshop can generally be used throughout the upper grades.
D) Building as it does on the students? language and background, the language-experience approach works well in the beginning stages but is too limited for advanced stages, except as a supplement in teaching content areas or ELL instruction.

Which of the Following Approaches Works Very Well as a Beginning