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Whats wrong with a balanced literacy approach to reading instruction?

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Whats wrong with a balanced literacy approach to reading instruction?

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Unfortunately, evidence suggests that programs touted as “balanced” are frequently little more than whole language approaches with, at best, some cursory coverage of the five components of scientifically based reading instruction. A program that attempts to balance a scientific approach with a literature-based approach that is, one that isn’t a whole language program in disguise would meet NCTQ’s reading standard. As long as the program adequately covers the five components without including non-research-based strategies (such as three-cueing systems), NCTQ would not question this approach.

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