Reading Horizons, Volumes 19-20College of Education Western Michigan University and the Homer L.J. Carter Reading Council, 1978 |
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... become a subtle part of the teaching - learning process . Teachers who rely on the IOT use their observations to ... become misdirected , which , in turn , may work against helping students become proficient readers . To achieve the ...
... become a subtle part of the teaching - learning process . Teachers who rely on the IOT use their observations to ... become misdirected , which , in turn , may work against helping students become proficient readers . To achieve the ...
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... become competent readers , students must be encouraged to transfer their abilities to the ultimate goal – reading on their own . Simply put , it is difficult to become a proficient reader without lots of practice in reading . Besides ...
... become competent readers , students must be encouraged to transfer their abilities to the ultimate goal – reading on their own . Simply put , it is difficult to become a proficient reader without lots of practice in reading . Besides ...
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... become so wise ? Reading seems to be a key element . The joy , the excitement , the stimulation of reading in many areas is a most important part of Hoffer's life . Reading books consumed Hoffer ; he has become a serious scholar without ...
... become so wise ? Reading seems to be a key element . The joy , the excitement , the stimulation of reading in many areas is a most important part of Hoffer's life . Reading books consumed Hoffer ; he has become a serious scholar without ...
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