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The flip side of the Deficit Model is the Asset Model in which teachers remove barriers to learning and replace them with sound pedagogical practices ( Scanlon , 2007 ) . Students ' differences are viewed as assets and respected when ...
The flip side of the Deficit Model is the Asset Model in which teachers remove barriers to learning and replace them with sound pedagogical practices ( Scanlon , 2007 ) . Students ' differences are viewed as assets and respected when ...
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Reutzel and Cooter ( 2007 ) suggest that teachers alert students to listen for , or read targeted speech sounds , letter patterns , or punctuation during the film . Teachers should also help students learn key words they will encounter ...
Reutzel and Cooter ( 2007 ) suggest that teachers alert students to listen for , or read targeted speech sounds , letter patterns , or punctuation during the film . Teachers should also help students learn key words they will encounter ...
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Identification does not involve making any letter and sound con- nections and , in this stage , connections are made by visual cues ( Ehri , 2005 ) . In the partial alphabetic stage , the reader has learned that letters and sounds are ...
Identification does not involve making any letter and sound con- nections and , in this stage , connections are made by visual cues ( Ehri , 2005 ) . In the partial alphabetic stage , the reader has learned that letters and sounds are ...
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