Reading Horizons, Volume 49,Nummer 4College of Education Western Michigan University and the Homer L.J. Carter Reading Council, 2009 |
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... knowledge , experiences , and fluency in their native language , when different from the mainstream , have translated into the infamous achievement gap that spurred major educational reforms and is at the heart of the No Child Left ...
... knowledge , experiences , and fluency in their native language , when different from the mainstream , have translated into the infamous achievement gap that spurred major educational reforms and is at the heart of the No Child Left ...
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... knowledge ( Clark , 1990 ) . Students read for a variety of reasons that are influenced by participation in their respective sociocultural groups , and , ultimately , the combination of schema forma- tion and activation in social and ...
... knowledge ( Clark , 1990 ) . Students read for a variety of reasons that are influenced by participation in their respective sociocultural groups , and , ultimately , the combination of schema forma- tion and activation in social and ...
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... knowledge . Second language learners may also be challenged by the grammatical structures and vocabulary of the new language , and therefore transfer their first language grammar and vocabulary knowledge incorrectly . Furthermore ...
... knowledge . Second language learners may also be challenged by the grammatical structures and vocabulary of the new language , and therefore transfer their first language grammar and vocabulary knowledge incorrectly . Furthermore ...
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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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