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Advantages include the wide variety of books available to teachers , ensuring that each student will find a book that matches his or her interests and ability level and that trade books offer a wealth of vocabulary , and sophisticated ...
Advantages include the wide variety of books available to teachers , ensuring that each student will find a book that matches his or her interests and ability level and that trade books offer a wealth of vocabulary , and sophisticated ...
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Her primary research interests include exemplary pre - service teaching models . Recreational Reading : Useful Tips for Successful Implementation Understanding the Cultural - Linguistic Divide in American Classrooms : 284 Reading ...
Her primary research interests include exemplary pre - service teaching models . Recreational Reading : Useful Tips for Successful Implementation Understanding the Cultural - Linguistic Divide in American Classrooms : 284 Reading ...
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To overcome information overload , word walls can be interactive , tailored to students ' interests and academic needs , and include very specific labels that are easy to identify . For example , word walls or charts can contain ...
To overcome information overload , word walls can be interactive , tailored to students ' interests and academic needs , and include very specific labels that are easy to identify . For example , word walls or charts can contain ...
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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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