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Normal children acquire the ability to discriminate among similar sounds at a very early age ; if they didn't they could not communicate orally . They do not , however , discriminate among isolated phonemes which they are often ...
Normal children acquire the ability to discriminate among similar sounds at a very early age ; if they didn't they could not communicate orally . They do not , however , discriminate among isolated phonemes which they are often ...
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A NEW STUDY HABITS INVENTORY : DESCRIPTION AND UTILIZATION Mark E. Thompson UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY Study habits inventories have successfully identified a proclivity for academic achievement not accounted for by ability .
A NEW STUDY HABITS INVENTORY : DESCRIPTION AND UTILIZATION Mark E. Thompson UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY Study habits inventories have successfully identified a proclivity for academic achievement not accounted for by ability .
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Since many early reading experiences require logical processes , conservation should be a good indicator of the subject's ability to cope with these experiences . A further consideration is Hathaway and Hathaway Theunissen's ( 1975 ) ...
Since many early reading experiences require logical processes , conservation should be a good indicator of the subject's ability to cope with these experiences . A further consideration is Hathaway and Hathaway Theunissen's ( 1975 ) ...
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