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Rationale for skills approach with disabled learners . Inherently , the skill -
referenced approach seems to be appropriate for disabled readers , since it
presents tasks which are directly related to their learning problem - reading
words .
Rationale for skills approach with disabled learners . Inherently , the skill -
referenced approach seems to be appropriate for disabled readers , since it
presents tasks which are directly related to their learning problem - reading
words .
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Possibly , the answer lies in research results that reflect a significant gain in
pupils ' reading achievements for teachers who used a particular reading
approach compared to teachers who used a " more traditional ” reading
approach .
Possibly , the answer lies in research results that reflect a significant gain in
pupils ' reading achievements for teachers who used a particular reading
approach compared to teachers who used a " more traditional ” reading
approach .
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The studies attempted to discover if there was an approach to initial reading
instruction that would produce superior reading and spelling achievement at the
end of grade one . Various instructional approaches , including the linguistic ,
basal ...
The studies attempted to discover if there was an approach to initial reading
instruction that would produce superior reading and spelling achievement at the
end of grade one . Various instructional approaches , including the linguistic ,
basal ...
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