Teachers in the Brady School District plan to use a computer-based program as an intervention for those who struggle in learning to read. To help the students make the most progress, the computer-based program should:
A) be used during time previously designated for library visits
B) be used with round-robin reading
C) replace classroom instruction
D) supplement classroom instruction

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The computer-based program should supplement classroom instruction, not replace it or interfere with other important activities such as library visits. Using it with round-robin reading may not be effective for all students and may cause some to feel anxious or embarrassed. Therefore, the best choice is to use it as a supplement to classroom instruction to provide additional support and practice for struggling readers.

Teachers in the Brady School District Plan to Use a Computer-Based