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Circle one : I ( do , do not ) feel that all children participate in the recreational reading program and that it benefits their literacy development . Survey and Interview Questions : Directions : Please answer the 272 Reading Horizons ...
Circle one : I ( do , do not ) feel that all children participate in the recreational reading program and that it benefits their literacy development . Survey and Interview Questions : Directions : Please answer the 272 Reading Horizons ...
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Survey and Interview Questions : Directions : Please answer the following eight statements . There are two under each of the four categories . Physical Factors 1. The physical factors in the classroom are ( a . important b . neutral c ...
Survey and Interview Questions : Directions : Please answer the following eight statements . There are two under each of the four categories . Physical Factors 1. The physical factors in the classroom are ( a . important b . neutral c ...
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Oral questioning should initially require brief answers with the goal of moving students toward more complex answers ... Many students from other cultures simply answer “ yes ” to avoid the embarrassment of not knowing and being unable ...
Oral questioning should initially require brief answers with the goal of moving students toward more complex answers ... Many students from other cultures simply answer “ yes ” to avoid the embarrassment of not knowing and being unable ...
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Volume 49 Number | 270 |
The Effects of Word Walls and Word Wall Activities on the Reading Fluency | 301 |
Good Books for Good Times | 315 |
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