Miss Tessier guides the overall process of learning in her classroom, but no other distinction is made between adult and child contributors: All participate in joint endeavors and have the authority to define and resolve problems. Miss Tessier is using a __________ approach to instruction.
A. traditional
B. communities of learners
C. constructivist
D. reciprocal teaching
Answer: B
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