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... Teacher Sibling / cousin Parents and grandparents playing an active role in the narrative Teachers and principals ... No other actors appear in the story Peer Self only Actor roles Criticizing Controlling Instructing Supporting The ...
... Teacher Sibling / cousin Parents and grandparents playing an active role in the narrative Teachers and principals ... No other actors appear in the story Peer Self only Actor roles Criticizing Controlling Instructing Supporting The ...
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Additionally , the researchers were consistent with their labels of roles for the fat characters , requiring very little debate of category names for the roles . The role was documented as occupation or function in the illustrations .
Additionally , the researchers were consistent with their labels of roles for the fat characters , requiring very little debate of category names for the roles . The role was documented as occupation or function in the illustrations .
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The Connection Between Body Size and Character Role Finally , to answer research question 4 , the researchers examined the relationship between character role and body size . Table 5 displays the frequency data related to roles that ...
The Connection Between Body Size and Character Role Finally , to answer research question 4 , the researchers examined the relationship between character role and body size . Table 5 displays the frequency data related to roles that ...
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Volume 52 Number | 1 |
Making Disciplinary Literacies Visible | 26 |
Childrens | 57 |
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