Reading Horizons, Volume 9Psycho-Educational Clinic and the Western Michigan University Chapter of the International Reading Association, Kalamazoo, Mich, 1968 |
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Pagina 73
... grade level at which the emphasis on silent reading should begin . If silent reading is to be emphasized at grade four , might it not be better to emphasize it at grade three , or two , or one ? These theories were manifest in the ...
... grade level at which the emphasis on silent reading should begin . If silent reading is to be emphasized at grade four , might it not be better to emphasize it at grade three , or two , or one ? These theories were manifest in the ...
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... grade level , particularly if material from the students ' own textbooks is also used in the lessons . In order to avoid communi- cating gross misunderstandings to the students ... level categories grades 7 and 8 , grades 9 and 10 146 - rh.
... grade level , particularly if material from the students ' own textbooks is also used in the lessons . In order to avoid communi- cating gross misunderstandings to the students ... level categories grades 7 and 8 , grades 9 and 10 146 - rh.
Pagina 147
categories grades 7 and 8 , grades 9 and 10 , and grades 11 and 12 — and within these categories are organized according to subject ( animal stories , sports stories , etc. ) . Reading level is not indicated . Author and title indexes ...
categories grades 7 and 8 , grades 9 and 10 , and grades 11 and 12 — and within these categories are organized according to subject ( animal stories , sports stories , etc. ) . Reading level is not indicated . Author and title indexes ...
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Editorial CommentTeacher Power | 5 |
Principals Must Face the Issues and Meet the Challenges | 19 |
My Country Go? | 28 |
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