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Specifically , in this study we explored how the 1 ) physical factors , 2 ) teacher factors , 3 ) student factors , and 4 ) program factors within classrooms that housed recreational reading programs contribute toward making them ...
Specifically , in this study we explored how the 1 ) physical factors , 2 ) teacher factors , 3 ) student factors , and 4 ) program factors within classrooms that housed recreational reading programs contribute toward making them ...
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Essential words , taken from the core reading program , content area textbooks , and everyday words should be taught in depth with op- portunities to explore the various nuances of meaning . ( Levine , 2007 ; IES , 2007 ) With the above ...
Essential words , taken from the core reading program , content area textbooks , and everyday words should be taught in depth with op- portunities to explore the various nuances of meaning . ( Levine , 2007 ; IES , 2007 ) With the above ...
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Foreign films offer numerous op- portunities for students to explore geographical regions , cultures , historical events , ethics , and interpersonal relationships . Conclusion Language and culture are an interactive and interwoven part ...
Foreign films offer numerous op- portunities for students to explore geographical regions , cultures , historical events , ethics , and interpersonal relationships . Conclusion Language and culture are an interactive and interwoven part ...
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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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