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In deciding the range of phonological awareness appropriate for preschool- ers , we considered not only the level of awareness , but also the type of assessment used . Justice ( 2006 ) argued that , “ There is little evidence indicating ...
In deciding the range of phonological awareness appropriate for preschool- ers , we considered not only the level of awareness , but also the type of assessment used . Justice ( 2006 ) argued that , “ There is little evidence indicating ...
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A third phonemic awareness subtest was isolating ( segmenting ) the beginning sound of ten words . The child provided the initial phoneme of words pronounced by the exam- iner . A final phonemic assessment administered fall and spring ...
A third phonemic awareness subtest was isolating ( segmenting ) the beginning sound of ten words . The child provided the initial phoneme of words pronounced by the exam- iner . A final phonemic assessment administered fall and spring ...
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Project EXEL teachers provided children with opportunities to learn a range of phonemic awareness skills including isolating beginning and ending phonemes and identifying rhyme . In contrast to the study by Lonigan and his colleagues ...
Project EXEL teachers provided children with opportunities to learn a range of phonemic awareness skills including isolating beginning and ending phonemes and identifying rhyme . In contrast to the study by Lonigan and his colleagues ...
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Volume 51 Number 3 | 190 |
Revitalizing Tier 2 Intervention with Graphic Novels | 208 |
A Mixed Method Study of the Effectiveness of the Accelerated Reader | 229 |
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