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By having classroom teachers describe the aspects that they felt contributed to its success , we sought to determine their common threads and key elements . Specifically , in this study we explored how the 1 ) physical factors ...
By having classroom teachers describe the aspects that they felt contributed to its success , we sought to determine their common threads and key elements . Specifically , in this study we explored how the 1 ) physical factors ...
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The purpose of this article is to 1 ) describe the stages English Language Learners ( ELL ) go through as they learn a ... The second part describes five language acquisition and proficiency stages ELL students go through to learn a new ...
The purpose of this article is to 1 ) describe the stages English Language Learners ( ELL ) go through as they learn a ... The second part describes five language acquisition and proficiency stages ELL students go through to learn a new ...
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For example , students can write books to describe themselves , their class- rooms , an experience or hobby , as well as themed content area information related to the curriculum . See Figure 1 for an example of a student created dual ...
For example , students can write books to describe themselves , their class- rooms , an experience or hobby , as well as themed content area information related to the curriculum . See Figure 1 for an example of a student created dual ...
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