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One set of “ Write what you think or feel " entries reflected children's responses to Langston Hughes's poem , “ Mother to Son . ” Two examples follow : V. In the poem Mother to Son , it seems that the mother had a hard time getting ...
One set of “ Write what you think or feel " entries reflected children's responses to Langston Hughes's poem , “ Mother to Son . ” Two examples follow : V. In the poem Mother to Son , it seems that the mother had a hard time getting ...
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Moreover , it seemed that the “ think or feel ” assignments , in general , provoked more emotional responses from children , and the “ remember " assignments , in general , yielded more cognitive responses . To capture these differences ...
Moreover , it seemed that the “ think or feel ” assignments , in general , provoked more emotional responses from children , and the “ remember " assignments , in general , yielded more cognitive responses . To capture these differences ...
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Table 3 Comparisons Remember Native Underground American Railroad Think or Feel Mother to Faithful Son Elephants 1 % 41 % 26 % 91 % 7 % 8 % Personal T - Units 15 % Literal T - Units 24 % Inferential T - Units 52 % Applied T - Units 24 ...
Table 3 Comparisons Remember Native Underground American Railroad Think or Feel Mother to Faithful Son Elephants 1 % 41 % 26 % 91 % 7 % 8 % Personal T - Units 15 % Literal T - Units 24 % Inferential T - Units 52 % Applied T - Units 24 ...
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