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... their written responses are presented to convey the voices and to represent the types and range of responses . ... to provide the type of programs they would like to provide , they emphatically expressed frustration with increasing ...
... their written responses are presented to convey the voices and to represent the types and range of responses . ... to provide the type of programs they would like to provide , they emphatically expressed frustration with increasing ...
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Moreover , the ever - increasing availability and use of the Internet at home sets the stage for other types of intertextual crossovers , such as when links are made between TV shows ...
Moreover , the ever - increasing availability and use of the Internet at home sets the stage for other types of intertextual crossovers , such as when links are made between TV shows ...
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types of feedback and raised student achievement ( Elawar & Corno , 1985 ) . Research also indicates that a few , clear goals and objectives can guide scaffolding so it is more effective because by providing scaffolding that more often ...
types of feedback and raised student achievement ( Elawar & Corno , 1985 ) . Research also indicates that a few , clear goals and objectives can guide scaffolding so it is more effective because by providing scaffolding that more often ...
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