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William H. Rupley TEXAS A & M UNIVERSITY Timothy R. Blair UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA , GREENSBORO Defining an effective teacher of reading is not difficult ; clarifying that definition is . The definition offered by most colleagues ...
William H. Rupley TEXAS A & M UNIVERSITY Timothy R. Blair UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA , GREENSBORO Defining an effective teacher of reading is not difficult ; clarifying that definition is . The definition offered by most colleagues ...
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Accepting this as a criterion of effectiveness implies this is the approach that makes a difference in students ' reading ... However , when investigating effective reading instruction , significant differences may not reflect effective ...
Accepting this as a criterion of effectiveness implies this is the approach that makes a difference in students ' reading ... However , when investigating effective reading instruction , significant differences may not reflect effective ...
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This consideration reemphasizes an important point for those interested in identifying effective reading instruction : minimal student achievement in reading may really be associated with effective instruction if the predicted reading ...
This consideration reemphasizes an important point for those interested in identifying effective reading instruction : minimal student achievement in reading may really be associated with effective instruction if the predicted reading ...
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