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Observational Guided Reading
There are two types of guided reading interactive, and observational. Observational guided reading should be used for beginner readers. In this procedure student’s will read a text chosen by the teacher. The student will read the text once independently then students will read the story with the teacher while he or she helps coach students through making some predictions and using reading strategies. By beginning with observational guided reading teachers can slowly introduce reading to students at a deeper level by coaching students through the beginning stages of reading. With Observational guided reading I, would group students by their reading level. Some students may be high beginner readers where other may have trouble with phonemes still
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