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We then constructed matrices that in- cluded highlights of data drawn from interviews that illustrated common elements across the classrooms . Each of the four factors related to recreational reading pro- grams included representations ...
We then constructed matrices that in- cluded highlights of data drawn from interviews that illustrated common elements across the classrooms . Each of the four factors related to recreational reading pro- grams included representations ...
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Reading is a " socially constructed pursuit " based on the students ' interactions with their world and the people in it ( Koda & Zehler , 2008 , p . 4 ) . Cognitively , the sum of students ' experiences is stored in memory in ...
Reading is a " socially constructed pursuit " based on the students ' interactions with their world and the people in it ( Koda & Zehler , 2008 , p . 4 ) . Cognitively , the sum of students ' experiences is stored in memory in ...
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Literacy - Helping children construct meaning ( 5th ed . ) . New York : Houghton Mifflin Company . Ehri , L. ( 2005 ) . Learning to read words : Theory , findings , and issues . Scientific Studies of Reading , 9 ( 2 ) , 167-188 .
Literacy - Helping children construct meaning ( 5th ed . ) . New York : Houghton Mifflin Company . Ehri , L. ( 2005 ) . Learning to read words : Theory , findings , and issues . Scientific Studies of Reading , 9 ( 2 ) , 167-188 .
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