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... schema in order to capitalize on the prior knowledge and experiences they bring to the classroom . Reutzel and Cooter ( 2007 , citing Watson & Crowley , 1988 , p . 263 ) describe 66 schema stories as , ... d reading strategy lesson.
... schema in order to capitalize on the prior knowledge and experiences they bring to the classroom . Reutzel and Cooter ( 2007 , citing Watson & Crowley , 1988 , p . 263 ) describe 66 schema stories as , ... d reading strategy lesson.
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66 schema stories as , ... d reading strategy lesson that helps readers reconstruct the order of a text based on meaning and story grammar ” ( p . 336 ) . The goal is to have students use their prior knowledge and experiences to ...
66 schema stories as , ... d reading strategy lesson that helps readers reconstruct the order of a text based on meaning and story grammar ” ( p . 336 ) . The goal is to have students use their prior knowledge and experiences to ...
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Consequently , student learning may have also been influenced by whole class word wall activities as well as daily language arts and reading lessons . Discussion As seen in the triangulation of this project , word wall activities might ...
Consequently , student learning may have also been influenced by whole class word wall activities as well as daily language arts and reading lessons . Discussion As seen in the triangulation of this project , word wall activities might ...
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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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