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Statements , rather than questions , are used to guide students through the comprehension process . Although questions are a common teaching tool , Herber ( 1978 ) believes that the use of questions assumes students already possess the ...
Statements , rather than questions , are used to guide students through the comprehension process . Although questions are a common teaching tool , Herber ( 1978 ) believes that the use of questions assumes students already possess the ...
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Five multiple - choice comprehension questions follow each passage . While question types are varied in presentation order , they generally include one vocabulary question about a difficult word in the passage , one query for a stated ...
Five multiple - choice comprehension questions follow each passage . While question types are varied in presentation order , they generally include one vocabulary question about a difficult word in the passage , one query for a stated ...
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identified for the students the kinds of questions helpful for enhancing comprehension of narrative text ( Beck , Omanson and McKeown , 1982 ) . These are questions that are linked to story grammar ; they focus on central story elements ...
identified for the students the kinds of questions helpful for enhancing comprehension of narrative text ( Beck , Omanson and McKeown , 1982 ) . These are questions that are linked to story grammar ; they focus on central story elements ...
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