A middle school English Language Development (ELD) teacher notices that her students have difficulty reviewing for their social studies tests because their notes are incomplete. They explain that the teacher talks too quickly during class when they are writing notes, so they often miss some of the key words or ideas as they try to write everything down. Which strategy would best support these learners

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A middle school English Language Development (ELD) teacher notices that her students have difficulty reviewing for their social studies tests because their notes are incomplete. They explain that the teacher talks too quickly during class when they are writing notes, so they often miss some of the key words or ideas as they try to write everything down. Which strategy would best support these learners