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What stage of the lesson is shown here ? (pre-reading, while-reading, or post-reading)?

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2

What stage of the reading lesson is shown here — while-reading or post-reading? Explain your choice.

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3

When the teacher asks one student to explain to the late student what they have done so far, do you think this is part of the while-reading stage or the post-reading stage? How would you handle this situation differently if you were teaching the same lesson?

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✔️ Correct! This part of the lesson is pre-reading. The teacher is preparing students before they start reading.

it is a while-reading phase because the teacher is helping learners visualize meaning while interacting with the text — using drawing as a comprehension support strategy.

This moment can be seen as part of the post-reading stage because students are summarizing and reviewing what they have already done.

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