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She or he will write something like “ I definantly want to become a third grade teacher . ” I get confused as to whether s / he is making a strong statement about how deeply s / he feels about being a teacher ( defiantly ) or asserting ...
She or he will write something like “ I definantly want to become a third grade teacher . ” I get confused as to whether s / he is making a strong statement about how deeply s / he feels about being a teacher ( defiantly ) or asserting ...
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For example , we now understand the synchrony among reading , writing , and spelling development ; the way in which a student spells a word provides important information about how the student reads words . It is enormously important to ...
For example , we now understand the synchrony among reading , writing , and spelling development ; the way in which a student spells a word provides important information about how the student reads words . It is enormously important to ...
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Instructional approaches to spelling : The window on students ' word knowledge in reading and writing . In E. Silliman & L. Wilkinson ( Eds . ) , Language and literacy learning in schools , ( pp . 273-291 ) . New York : Guilford .
Instructional approaches to spelling : The window on students ' word knowledge in reading and writing . In E. Silliman & L. Wilkinson ( Eds . ) , Language and literacy learning in schools , ( pp . 273-291 ) . New York : Guilford .
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Prosody and Interpretation | 80 |
Are Avid Readers Lurking in Your Language Arts Classroom? Myths of | 99 |
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