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The intervention teacher observed that , at lunchtime , students brought graphic novels to the eating area and read them and formed their own lunchtime literature group that included others from the general education classroom .
The intervention teacher observed that , at lunchtime , students brought graphic novels to the eating area and read them and formed their own lunchtime literature group that included others from the general education classroom .
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Using graphic novels in the classroom : A guide for teachers and librarians . New York : Scholastic . Daniels , H. ( 2002 ) . Literature circles : Voice and choice in book clubs and reading groups . Portland , ME : Stenhouse .
Using graphic novels in the classroom : A guide for teachers and librarians . New York : Scholastic . Daniels , H. ( 2002 ) . Literature circles : Voice and choice in book clubs and reading groups . Portland , ME : Stenhouse .
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It was not until March , when much of the school year was complete , that teachers began to see clear patterns of the ... we argue that without clear evidence that this is needed , teachers ' time early on might well be spent teaching .
It was not until March , when much of the school year was complete , that teachers began to see clear patterns of the ... we argue that without clear evidence that this is needed , teachers ' time early on might well be spent teaching .
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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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