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In order to develop their reading ability , children need explicit instruction , and recreational reading programs en- able children to improve and expand newly acquired skills . As one teacher wrote , " If children are experiencing ...
In order to develop their reading ability , children need explicit instruction , and recreational reading programs en- able children to improve and expand newly acquired skills . As one teacher wrote , " If children are experiencing ...
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Prior schema activation facilitates reading comprehension by enabling students to discriminate between important and unimportant information and make inferences to fill in non - explicit information with their own prior knowledge ...
Prior schema activation facilitates reading comprehension by enabling students to discriminate between important and unimportant information and make inferences to fill in non - explicit information with their own prior knowledge ...
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Plan intensive , systematic , and direct instruction interventions in small groups for ELL students who lack proficiency in any of the founda- tional reading skills . Based on assessment results , seek systematic ways to build on ...
Plan intensive , systematic , and direct instruction interventions in small groups for ELL students who lack proficiency in any of the founda- tional reading skills . Based on assessment results , seek systematic ways to build on ...
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Volume 49 Number | 270 |
The Effects of Word Walls and Word Wall Activities on the Reading Fluency | 301 |
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