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... alignment with explicit cues , and use of actual print materials in its administration . Questions were developed around the four cueing systems so that we could ascertain if children's perceptions of strategy use differed depending ...
... alignment with explicit cues , and use of actual print materials in its administration . Questions were developed around the four cueing systems so that we could ascertain if children's perceptions of strategy use differed depending ...
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When conducting the interview , Bette used materials that were familiar to the children as they were part of their daily literacy experiences . For example , in the first part of the interview , the children were asked to compare three ...
When conducting the interview , Bette used materials that were familiar to the children as they were part of their daily literacy experiences . For example , in the first part of the interview , the children were asked to compare three ...
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Additionally , a student remarked , “ If there are teachers in the school doing these things and the materials available , I think I could implement them . I think I might be a little slower getting going than experienced teachers .
Additionally , a student remarked , “ If there are teachers in the school doing these things and the materials available , I think I could implement them . I think I might be a little slower getting going than experienced teachers .
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