Comic books appeal to many poor readers and visual learners because,
a. readers are not expected to read at or above their reading level, yet they benefit from looking at the pictures.
b. teachers lower expectations (for both the individual and the curriculum) as they increasingly use comics.
c. comic books are written for less able and less motivated readers.
d. readers are expected to apply different "reading" skills—no longer following a single line of text, the reader must let the pictures direct the reading.
d
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