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with little acknowledgment of the language skills and strengths they can offer . Based on an asset model of instruction , their article describes the five stages of language acquisi- tion and proposes effective learning strategies meant ...
with little acknowledgment of the language skills and strengths they can offer . Based on an asset model of instruction , their article describes the five stages of language acquisi- tion and proposes effective learning strategies meant ...
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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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All students should be assessed to determine these foundational skills . • Plan intensive , systematic , and direct instruction interventions in small groups for ELL students who lack proficiency in any of the founda- tional reading ...
All students should be assessed to determine these foundational skills . • Plan intensive , systematic , and direct instruction interventions in small groups for ELL students who lack proficiency in any of the founda- tional reading ...
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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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