The basal reading program can best be described as
A. teaching reading with graded readers using the teacher's instructional framework.
B. teaching reading exclusively with literature selected by the teacher.
C. teaching reading with a set of graded reading books, workbooks, tests, and teacher's manual based on an instructional framework.
D. a unit approach to teaching reading in which each unit focuses on a different genre of literature.
Answer: C
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