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... speaking students in- clude developmentally appropriate instruction and materials that focus on intensive systematic phonological awareness , phonics , intensive vocabulary instruction , oral language instruction , and cooperative ...
... speaking students in- clude developmentally appropriate instruction and materials that focus on intensive systematic phonological awareness , phonics , intensive vocabulary instruction , oral language instruction , and cooperative ...
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As their oral language increases , these students tend to use memorized chunks of language such as " My name is ... " Creating meaning from text is often incomplete because they may not have the vocabulary , syntax , and the cultural ...
As their oral language increases , these students tend to use memorized chunks of language such as " My name is ... " Creating meaning from text is often incomplete because they may not have the vocabulary , syntax , and the cultural ...
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Oral questioning should initially require brief answers with the goal of moving students toward more complex answers as they become comfortable speaking in the classroom . Questions should help stu- dents recall their prior experiences ...
Oral questioning should initially require brief answers with the goal of moving students toward more complex answers as they become comfortable speaking in the classroom . Questions should help stu- dents recall their prior experiences ...
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