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Students must be encouraged to think about and use the wide range of experiences they possess , even if they cannot yet express them in their second language . • Communicate clear , measurable , and attainable goals for students .
Students must be encouraged to think about and use the wide range of experiences they possess , even if they cannot yet express them in their second language . • Communicate clear , measurable , and attainable goals for students .
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Stage 5 : Advanced Fluency It takes years for English learners to move beyond the Intermediate Stage to an Advanced Stage of fluency where they have learned a wide range of vocabulary and have a solid grasp of synonyms , inflections ...
Stage 5 : Advanced Fluency It takes years for English learners to move beyond the Intermediate Stage to an Advanced Stage of fluency where they have learned a wide range of vocabulary and have a solid grasp of synonyms , inflections ...
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In watercolor illustrations and simple but informative text , this book describes different types of mountains such as the Tetons with their spreading ranges as well as Mount Kilimanjaro with its lonely cone . Readers will also note the ...
In watercolor illustrations and simple but informative text , this book describes different types of mountains such as the Tetons with their spreading ranges as well as Mount Kilimanjaro with its lonely cone . Readers will also note the ...
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Volume 49 Number | 270 |
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