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It has been frequently suggested that knowing history allows us to learn from the past . Historian Carl Kaestle ( 1995 ) took a less global view when he noted that while " history can- not tell us the answers , it may provide some ...
It has been frequently suggested that knowing history allows us to learn from the past . Historian Carl Kaestle ( 1995 ) took a less global view when he noted that while " history can- not tell us the answers , it may provide some ...
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When asked what advice they were given when they needed help with spell- ing , 65 % responded they were told to sound it out and 47 % said they were sent to a dictionary ( two students suggested both ) . But Respondent S12 did not ...
When asked what advice they were given when they needed help with spell- ing , 65 % responded they were told to sound it out and 47 % said they were sent to a dictionary ( two students suggested both ) . But Respondent S12 did not ...
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Question four would suggest that , although the students chose Spell Check as their main strategy , they must sound out ... several of the students ' attempted spellings were put into Microsoft Word to check for suggested corrections .
Question four would suggest that , although the students chose Spell Check as their main strategy , they must sound out ... several of the students ' attempted spellings were put into Microsoft Word to check for suggested corrections .
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Volume 49 Number | 1 |
Historical Antecedents to Contemporary | 31 |
An Exploration of University Students Spelling Abilities | 53 |
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