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It gives them an excellent opportunity to understand their own listening responses and to apply their understanding to their actual listening situations . In concluding his journal , one student identified these benefits in his self ...
It gives them an excellent opportunity to understand their own listening responses and to apply their understanding to their actual listening situations . In concluding his journal , one student identified these benefits in his self ...
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This component in- dicates in descriptive terminology specifically how the alternative learning situations are to be completed by the students . These directions might include such components as when to use paper and pencil , what page ...
This component in- dicates in descriptive terminology specifically how the alternative learning situations are to be completed by the students . These directions might include such components as when to use paper and pencil , what page ...
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The teacher should also explain the procedures for completing the Alternative Learning Situations . 4. Alternative Learning Situations : The teacher should provide the student with a learning technique for auditorily discriminating the ...
The teacher should also explain the procedures for completing the Alternative Learning Situations . 4. Alternative Learning Situations : The teacher should provide the student with a learning technique for auditorily discriminating the ...
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