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After all , pupils can hardly rely on context clues to aid them in figuring out a word
if there is no sentence - context for that word . Nevertheless , there is another type
of context for words in an analogy and this context can aid the pupil in ...
After all , pupils can hardly rely on context clues to aid them in figuring out a word
if there is no sentence - context for that word . Nevertheless , there is another type
of context for words in an analogy and this context can aid the pupil in ...
Pagina 184
It appeared that pupils had difficulty processing the information of these
structures and consequently experienced difficulty in understanding the
sentences in which they appeared . In analyzing the transformations in terms of
their difficulty and ...
It appeared that pupils had difficulty processing the information of these
structures and consequently experienced difficulty in understanding the
sentences in which they appeared . In analyzing the transformations in terms of
their difficulty and ...
Pagina 8
We presume responsibility for determining the best preparations of basic reading
skills for our pupils . We determine the content of the reading program , the rate (
dosage ) in which it is administered , and the form in which our pupils receive it ...
We presume responsibility for determining the best preparations of basic reading
skills for our pupils . We determine the content of the reading program , the rate (
dosage ) in which it is administered , and the form in which our pupils receive it ...
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