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    A Teacher's Use of Cues and Prompts to Lead Students
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A Teacher's Use of Cues and Prompts to Lead Students

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Question 47

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A teacher's use of cues and prompts to lead students to increasingly complex thinking processes is an example of guided instruction.

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