Child Development and Pedagogy · Pedagogy
Aloud reading (oral reading) activities are ________.
- 1completely harmful for developing pronunciation and listening skills
- 2beneficial only for advanced readers who have already reached higher levels of reading
- 3not beneficial for learners who are just beginning to learn to read
- 4beneficial for learners who are just beginning to learn to read✓
Correct answer
beneficial for learners who are just beginning to learn to read
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