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Recreational Reading : Useful Tips for Successful Implementation Katherine Wiesendanger , Ph.D. Gretchen Braun , Ph.D. ... VA Abstract This study analyzed characteristics of classrooms where recreation- al reading is being implemented .
Recreational Reading : Useful Tips for Successful Implementation Katherine Wiesendanger , Ph.D. Gretchen Braun , Ph.D. ... VA Abstract This study analyzed characteristics of classrooms where recreation- al reading is being implemented .
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Teachers and administrators want to implement a research - based literacy program that aligns with state and federal guidelines , and are not eager to incorporate a practice that the NRP report does not completely support .
Teachers and administrators want to implement a research - based literacy program that aligns with state and federal guidelines , and are not eager to incorporate a practice that the NRP report does not completely support .
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The standard amount of time these teachers implemented recreational reading was for a 20 - minute period within ... Other important elements in SSR implementation included scheduling and location . Results ( 82 % ) from the interviews ...
The standard amount of time these teachers implemented recreational reading was for a 20 - minute period within ... Other important elements in SSR implementation included scheduling and location . Results ( 82 % ) from the interviews ...
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Volume 49 Number | 270 |
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