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APPENDIX Coding of Free Responses to Story Characters in Non - traditional Roles Directions : 1 ) Read each response . 2 ) Determine if the response contains a positive or negative reaction to the non - traditional role of the story ...
APPENDIX Coding of Free Responses to Story Characters in Non - traditional Roles Directions : 1 ) Read each response . 2 ) Determine if the response contains a positive or negative reaction to the non - traditional role of the story ...
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Responses can include statements in which the student makes connection between their own lives / preferences and the story but because they also include a positive reaction to the actions of the story character , the response falls into ...
Responses can include statements in which the student makes connection between their own lives / preferences and the story but because they also include a positive reaction to the actions of the story character , the response falls into ...
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After scanning the definitions provided by the students , their responses seemed to fall into three categories : skill - related , comprehensionbased , and interactive . Some of the students told why they read , rather than provided a ...
After scanning the definitions provided by the students , their responses seemed to fall into three categories : skill - related , comprehensionbased , and interactive . Some of the students told why they read , rather than provided a ...
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