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Initial staff development sessions were designed to identify current practices in order to facilitate the assimilation or ... During these sessions , participants identified , through 56 READING HORIZONS , 1992 , volume 33 , # 1.
Initial staff development sessions were designed to identify current practices in order to facilitate the assimilation or ... During these sessions , participants identified , through 56 READING HORIZONS , 1992 , volume 33 , # 1.
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Schultheis ( 1970 ) states that one of the best ways for individuals to gain insight into themselves and to have a better understanding of themselves and others is for them to identify with a character in a story .
Schultheis ( 1970 ) states that one of the best ways for individuals to gain insight into themselves and to have a better understanding of themselves and others is for them to identify with a character in a story .
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Using an age appropriate tradebook , the four subjects were asked to help identify nineteen different print concepts ( see Appendix B ) . ... Gary was able to identify thirteen concepts followed by Seth who identified twelve .
Using an age appropriate tradebook , the four subjects were asked to help identify nineteen different print concepts ( see Appendix B ) . ... Gary was able to identify thirteen concepts followed by Seth who identified twelve .
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