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... critical attributes , " presented in Figure 1 . Figure 1 Critical Attributes of Kentucky's Primary Program 1. Developmentally Collaboration Learning About Language Arts Instruction Through Ellen McIntyre Diane W Kyle.
... critical attributes , " presented in Figure 1 . Figure 1 Critical Attributes of Kentucky's Primary Program 1. Developmentally Collaboration Learning About Language Arts Instruction Through Ellen McIntyre Diane W Kyle.
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Figure 1 Critical Attributes of Kentucky's Primary Program 1. Developmentally appropriate practices 2. Multi - age , multi - ability groups 3. Continuous progress model 4. Authentic assessment 5. Qualitative reporting 6.
Figure 1 Critical Attributes of Kentucky's Primary Program 1. Developmentally appropriate practices 2. Multi - age , multi - ability groups 3. Continuous progress model 4. Authentic assessment 5. Qualitative reporting 6.
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In time , the four learned to trust each other critical to collaboration . The key to a support group seems to be in the commitment to the relationship and to an acceptance of varying viewpoints ( Hollingsworth , 1992 ) .
In time , the four learned to trust each other critical to collaboration . The key to a support group seems to be in the commitment to the relationship and to an acceptance of varying viewpoints ( Hollingsworth , 1992 ) .
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