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Middle and secondary school content specialists have been asked to incorporate appropriate reading or learning skills ... is provided as to how the content specialist is to determine which students need to develop which reading skills .
Middle and secondary school content specialists have been asked to incorporate appropriate reading or learning skills ... is provided as to how the content specialist is to determine which students need to develop which reading skills .
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Even if the middle school specialist is assigned a resource role , func- tioning in this manner is often difficult . Classroom teachers and content area teachers often feel threatened by any outside “ expert ” working in their ...
Even if the middle school specialist is assigned a resource role , func- tioning in this manner is often difficult . Classroom teachers and content area teachers often feel threatened by any outside “ expert ” working in their ...
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TEACHING IN TANDEM : MEDIA SPECIALIST / LIBRARIAN & THE CLASSROOM TEACHER Diane Stephanie Wagner BASIC SKILLS SPECIALIST ... of finding areas of cooperation and communication between media specialists / librarians and English teachers .
TEACHING IN TANDEM : MEDIA SPECIALIST / LIBRARIAN & THE CLASSROOM TEACHER Diane Stephanie Wagner BASIC SKILLS SPECIALIST ... of finding areas of cooperation and communication between media specialists / librarians and English teachers .
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