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A. In reading classes for older delayed readers, structuring sessions so students primarily engage in independent work because they often prefer working independently and are at an age when they can handle this type of instructional organization.
B. Being consciously aware of academic engaged time rather than allocated time.
C. Working to improve teacher cues, teacher explanations, and teacher modeling.
D. Systematically planning for ways to help students to expect to be successful.
A
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