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... belief that before children could read stories such as those to which he was accustomed , they had to know the graphophonic system of the English language and have the ability to blend sounds into words which fit specific patterns .
... belief that before children could read stories such as those to which he was accustomed , they had to know the graphophonic system of the English language and have the ability to blend sounds into words which fit specific patterns .
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The results reported here provide limited but continuing support for the effectiveness of collaborative learning , the power of dialoging , and the role of interpretive communities in developing students ' ability and maturity in ...
The results reported here provide limited but continuing support for the effectiveness of collaborative learning , the power of dialoging , and the role of interpretive communities in developing students ' ability and maturity in ...
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Regular classrooms , by contrast , have the potential to provide rich classroom communities that are responsive to the range of abilities and experiences students bring with them to school . Here differences can be celebrated as a ...
Regular classrooms , by contrast , have the potential to provide rich classroom communities that are responsive to the range of abilities and experiences students bring with them to school . Here differences can be celebrated as a ...
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Perceptions and Reactions | 30 |
Alphabet Books Can Be Used | 44 |
Helping Parents To Select and Evaluate | 51 |
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