Which of the following strands is NOT a strand of instruction for beginning reading?
A) Children should learn what reading is all about.
B) Children should learn that separate sounds can be represented by letters.
C) Children should learn terms and labels that are needed to talk about reading.
D) Children should learn to figure out for themselves how to read.

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The correct approach to teaching beginning reading involves explicit instruction in phonics, understanding the relationship between sounds and letters, and comprehension strategies. Expecting children to figure out how to read by themselves without direct instruction is not a recommended or effective strand of instruction for beginning readers.

Which of the Following Strands Is NOT a Strand of Instruction