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What is a strategy to increase positive results of new reading programs?

  1. Distribute materials without training

  2. Have well-trained personnel before program introduction

  3. Ignore teacher collaboration opportunities

  4. Implement the program without any support

The correct answer is: Have well-trained personnel before program introduction

Having well-trained personnel before introducing a new reading program is an essential strategy to increase positive results. When teachers and staff are adequately trained on the program's objectives, methods, and materials, they are better equipped to implement it effectively. Training ensures that educators understand how to utilize the program to its full potential, address students' needs appropriately, and make adjustments as necessary. This foundational knowledge helps create a strong foundation for the program's success. Conversely, options A, C, and D all advocate for actions that could undermine the effectiveness of the new reading program by neglecting proper training, collaboration, and support.