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Have Johnny rate a series of instructional activities as to their relevancy , interest and appropriateness . Analyze the characteristics of those presentations that received the highest ratings and develop a set of criterion for ...
Have Johnny rate a series of instructional activities as to their relevancy , interest and appropriateness . Analyze the characteristics of those presentations that received the highest ratings and develop a set of criterion for ...
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Clarify difficult or unfamiliar concepts - through discussion -pictorial aides - direct activities - student testimony 5. Establish the main purpose for reading - by the teacher – by the pupil B. Silent Reading - assign the whole story ...
Clarify difficult or unfamiliar concepts - through discussion -pictorial aides - direct activities - student testimony 5. Establish the main purpose for reading - by the teacher – by the pupil B. Silent Reading - assign the whole story ...
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At this point many students will be receptive to the idea of keeping written records of them in class activities . This is a valuable reference device for future use in either writing or telling about school activities .
At this point many students will be receptive to the idea of keeping written records of them in class activities . This is a valuable reference device for future use in either writing or telling about school activities .
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LOIS B MUEHL 12 A Reading Program Isnt | 12 |
ELEANOR BUELKE 27 We Suggest | 31 |
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