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What classroom approach is closest to the model for the guild approach to instruction? A teacher has the class sit in a circle and then asks students questions to provoke open discussion.
A teacher has the class sit in a circle and then asks students questions to provoke open discussion.

A teacher breaks the class into groups that each works on its own approach to a problem.
A teacher breaks the class into groups that each works on its own approach to a problem.

A teacher stands in front of the class for an hour and lectures on the day’s topic.
A teacher stands in front of the class for an hour and lectures on the day’s topic.

A teacher demonstrates how to do something and then has individual students try to do it.
A teacher demonstrates how to do something and then has individual students try to do it.
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