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In contrast , they revert to inefficient reading behaviors when reading authentic materials . Second , the students do not see them- selves as real readers and thus do not want to read ( Stanovich , 1986 ) .
In contrast , they revert to inefficient reading behaviors when reading authentic materials . Second , the students do not see them- selves as real readers and thus do not want to read ( Stanovich , 1986 ) .
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Enhancing the Content of the Tier 2 Program The intervention teacher reviewed additional instructional materials prepared by publishers specifically for Tier 2 intervention programs and high interest books written for struggling readers ...
Enhancing the Content of the Tier 2 Program The intervention teacher reviewed additional instructional materials prepared by publishers specifically for Tier 2 intervention programs and high interest books written for struggling readers ...
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Sylvester ( 1995 ) notes that students will learn more when they attend to the materials , and they will attend more if emotionally connected to the materials . Graphic novels may provide for more relevant emotional connections through ...
Sylvester ( 1995 ) notes that students will learn more when they attend to the materials , and they will attend more if emotionally connected to the materials . Graphic novels may provide for more relevant emotional connections through ...
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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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