Questions: Which of the following are true regarding explicit instruction "look-fors"? Select all that apply. Lesson structure varies from day to day Students are not expected to discover the skill on their own. Student-facing language in the lessons is clear and direct. Lessons provide ample practice and guidance for feedback.

The answers are:

• Students are not expected to discover the sidil on their own.
• Student-facing language in the lessons is clear and direct.
• Lessons provide ample practice and guidance for feedback.

This option is not typically true for explicit instruction. Explicit instruction often follows a consistent structure to help students understand and internalize the material.

This is true for explicit instruction. In explicit instruction, the teacher provides clear, direct teaching of concepts, and students are not left to discover key ideas independently.

This is true for explicit instruction. Clear and direct language is a hallmark of explicit instruction, ensuring that students understand the material being taught.

This is true for explicit instruction. Providing practice and feedback is essential in explicit instruction to reinforce learning and correct misunderstandings.