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First , the teacher determines whether the program will allow the child to either pick a story from a menu randomly or to have the stories read sequentially . Second , the teacher can assign a specific story the child will read at his ...
First , the teacher determines whether the program will allow the child to either pick a story from a menu randomly or to have the stories read sequentially . Second , the teacher can assign a specific story the child will read at his ...
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Does the author's characterization allow children to suspend disbelief ? Do characters begin in a real world before they travel to the world of fantasy ? Does a believable character accept a fanciful world , characters , or happenings ?
Does the author's characterization allow children to suspend disbelief ? Do characters begin in a real world before they travel to the world of fantasy ? Does a believable character accept a fanciful world , characters , or happenings ?
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We say we want critical readers , then don't we have to allow readers to read critically ? At the very least don't we have to allow test - takers , not test - makers , the opportunity , much less the right , to decide what ideas are ...
We say we want critical readers , then don't we have to allow readers to read critically ? At the very least don't we have to allow test - takers , not test - makers , the opportunity , much less the right , to decide what ideas are ...
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