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Literacy Observation Tool ( LOT ) Data Summary : Baseline LOTS Number of Targeted Observation Visits for 2004-2005 ... following is present in the school : Rarely Occasionally Observed Frequently Extensively Fiction books 33.3 16.7 33.3 ...
Literacy Observation Tool ( LOT ) Data Summary : Baseline LOTS Number of Targeted Observation Visits for 2004-2005 ... following is present in the school : Rarely Occasionally Observed Frequently Extensively Fiction books 33.3 16.7 33.3 ...
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Three types of materials observed during baseline ( audio books , 33.3 % ; non - fiction books , 16.7 % ; and word ... 50 % ) were evidenced less frequently in post observations ( observed 0.1 % , 5.9 % , and 29.4 % respectively ) .
Three types of materials observed during baseline ( audio books , 33.3 % ; non - fiction books , 16.7 % ; and word ... 50 % ) were evidenced less frequently in post observations ( observed 0.1 % , 5.9 % , and 29.4 % respectively ) .
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Additionally, we observed each teacher's instruction three times for approximately 30 minutes per session. In Leslie's classroom, the observations documented the teaching of her literacy groups, reflecting a variety of literacy ...
Additionally, we observed each teacher's instruction three times for approximately 30 minutes per session. In Leslie's classroom, the observations documented the teaching of her literacy groups, reflecting a variety of literacy ...
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Volume 52 Number | 1 |
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