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It was concluded that the over- whelming majority know little or nothing about critical reading or thinking . Tests Both of these studies do make the claim that their testing of the higher level comprehension skills shows deficiency ...
It was concluded that the over- whelming majority know little or nothing about critical reading or thinking . Tests Both of these studies do make the claim that their testing of the higher level comprehension skills shows deficiency ...
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This proliferation of the technique may be partially attributed to some inherent advantages of the cloze test when it is ... less expensive and generally more reliable than other methods of con- structing tests on a selected passage .
This proliferation of the technique may be partially attributed to some inherent advantages of the cloze test when it is ... less expensive and generally more reliable than other methods of con- structing tests on a selected passage .
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Most teachers use standardized or informal tests for the diagnosis and evaluation of reading achievement ; however , a third means of assessment is available to teachers . This article is intended to help educators legitimatize this ...
Most teachers use standardized or informal tests for the diagnosis and evaluation of reading achievement ; however , a third means of assessment is available to teachers . This article is intended to help educators legitimatize this ...
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