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Many parents , teachers , and college students , for example , believe that the most logical starting point is to ... materials like basal readers are just two powerful examples of reading programs that promote accurate recognition and ...
Many parents , teachers , and college students , for example , believe that the most logical starting point is to ... materials like basal readers are just two powerful examples of reading programs that promote accurate recognition and ...
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For example , in keeping with the monthly theme of historical fiction , Scott read To Be a Slave and explained why he couldn't put his book down . “ I liked this book because I love history and slavery is fun to learn about .
For example , in keeping with the monthly theme of historical fiction , Scott read To Be a Slave and explained why he couldn't put his book down . “ I liked this book because I love history and slavery is fun to learn about .
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Students wrote responses about three times a week to a variety of fiction and nonfiction texts throughout the year of the study . Before children read a nonfiction selection , for example , Gretchen sometimes ...
Students wrote responses about three times a week to a variety of fiction and nonfiction texts throughout the year of the study . Before children read a nonfiction selection , for example , Gretchen sometimes ...
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