A major difference between SAFER and guided reading is that :
a. in guided reading students read books at their instructional level while in SAFER students read books at their independent level
b. in guided reading students are grouped heterogeneously while in SAFER they are grouped homogeneously.
c. SAFER reading sets a specific goal for reading accuracy while in guided reading, reading accuracy is not recorded.
d. Guided reading stresses meaning while SAFER only focuses on word accuracy.
D
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