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... described as stepping into and moving through an envisionment of the story . To achieve this envisionment was difficult at times with tension felt between what the original version had to offer in contrast with the condensed version ...
... described as stepping into and moving through an envisionment of the story . To achieve this envisionment was difficult at times with tension felt between what the original version had to offer in contrast with the condensed version ...
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Then , how teachers of preschool children can use these same strategies to plan meaningful book sharing events for children in preschool settings is described . " Read me a story mommy , " pleads Brendan as he climbs upon his mother's ...
Then , how teachers of preschool children can use these same strategies to plan meaningful book sharing events for children in preschool settings is described . " Read me a story mommy , " pleads Brendan as he climbs upon his mother's ...
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For example , while researching recall of geometric designs , Wulf ( 1922 ) , a Gestalt psychologist , described his results by stating that “ in addition to , or even instead of , purely visual data there were also general types or ...
For example , while researching recall of geometric designs , Wulf ( 1922 ) , a Gestalt psychologist , described his results by stating that “ in addition to , or even instead of , purely visual data there were also general types or ...
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