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... Department of Reading University of Northern Colorado , Greeley , Colorado Linda T. Parsons , School of Teaching and Learning The Ohio State University , Marion Campus , Marion , Ohio Diana Quatroche , Elementary and Early Childhood ...
... Department of Reading University of Northern Colorado , Greeley , Colorado Linda T. Parsons , School of Teaching and Learning The Ohio State University , Marion Campus , Marion , Ohio Diana Quatroche , Elementary and Early Childhood ...
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It is clear from this research that comprehension is an emergent prereading skill that should not be left until the middle elementary years . A Preschool Foundation for Comprehension Strategies Gamsee , Bloom , Kemple , and Jacob ( 2008 ) ...
It is clear from this research that comprehension is an emergent prereading skill that should not be left until the middle elementary years . A Preschool Foundation for Comprehension Strategies Gamsee , Bloom , Kemple , and Jacob ( 2008 ) ...
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Teacher educators and those conducting professional development at the elementary level would be well served to address the developmental continuum of literacy by beginning with strategies for prereaders , especially the development of ...
Teacher educators and those conducting professional development at the elementary level would be well served to address the developmental continuum of literacy by beginning with strategies for prereaders , especially the development of ...
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