When students participate in literature focus units, the books they read are usually selected by:
A) a student committee
B) a parent committee
C) the teacher
D) the school librarian

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The teacher usually selects the books for literature focus units based on the class's grade level and interests, and the learning objectives for the unit. The teacher has the expertise to choose books that are appropriate for the level of the students and can challenge them to think critically and develop their reading skills. While input from students or the school librarian may influence the selection process, the teacher ultimately makes the final decision. Parent committees may be involved in selecting books for school-wide reading initiatives or book clubs but are less likely to be involved in selecting books for literature focus units.

When Students Participate in Literature Focus Units, the Books They