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Is guided practice given to promote recognition of new words in- troduced in the story ? Yes_________ 7. Is guided practice given in the use of decoding skills and strategies such as phonetic analysis , structural analysis , and use of ...
Is guided practice given to promote recognition of new words in- troduced in the story ? Yes_________ 7. Is guided practice given in the use of decoding skills and strategies such as phonetic analysis , structural analysis , and use of ...
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Yet in the pursuit of competence , some well - meaning teachers may drill students on various reading skills , only to deny them the opportunities to practice these skills in a meaningful application of reading .
Yet in the pursuit of competence , some well - meaning teachers may drill students on various reading skills , only to deny them the opportunities to practice these skills in a meaningful application of reading .
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Smith ( 1971 ) stresses again and again the primary role of frequent successful practice ( i.e. , reading in real books ) in the development of reading proficiency . Decisions made by teachers as to the appropriateness of materials for ...
Smith ( 1971 ) stresses again and again the primary role of frequent successful practice ( i.e. , reading in real books ) in the development of reading proficiency . Decisions made by teachers as to the appropriateness of materials for ...
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