Answer:
Interactive reading, in which adults discuss storybook content with preschoolers, promotes many aspects of language and literacy development.
Explanation:
Interactive reading allows reader to read and think (out loud) at the same time. It promotes literacy development when engage readers and the ones listening better comprehend the texts anthologies; in a way, it focuses more on what readers do while they read, for the interactive reading is about, while reading, ask ourselves what’s going to happen next, to better visualize what the text mean and its importance, even utilize background knowledge to have a better interpretation.
