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Teachers can build connections with students by making learning personally relevant ( Phelps & Hanley - Maxwell , 1997 ) . We suggest that teachers begin by getting to know their students through surveys and other getting - to - know ...
Teachers can build connections with students by making learning personally relevant ( Phelps & Hanley - Maxwell , 1997 ) . We suggest that teachers begin by getting to know their students through surveys and other getting - to - know ...
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This can be done through relevant student - led book talks and teacher read - alouds that build students ' background knowledge and interest while also stimulating a community of learning across content areas .
This can be done through relevant student - led book talks and teacher read - alouds that build students ' background knowledge and interest while also stimulating a community of learning across content areas .
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Reading Horizons Building on the principle that a step back is often a step forward in spelling instruction ( Templeton , 2004 ) ... firming up their short vowels in order to solidify and build upon their knowledge of long vowels .
Reading Horizons Building on the principle that a step back is often a step forward in spelling instruction ( Templeton , 2004 ) ... firming up their short vowels in order to solidify and build upon their knowledge of long vowels .
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Prosody and Interpretation | 80 |
Are Avid Readers Lurking in Your Language Arts Classroom? Myths of | 99 |
The Diagnostic Potential | 113 |
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