All of the Following Statements About Direct Instruction Are True

Multiple Choice

All of the following statements about direct instruction are true, EXCEPT: ​

A) it is a mediated scaffolding technique.
B) it is typically used to teach at the acquisition level of learning.
C) when the first letters of the term are capitalized (e.g., Direct Instruction, DI) , it refers to a specific, research-based, teaching approach.
D) it is most effective in teaching less structured areas such as reading comprehension and literature analysis.