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Regardless of which explanation accounts for change in Joyce , at the conclusion of the course , she was able to read higher levels of English books with facility and confidence , replacing previous apprehensions , fear , and stress ...
Regardless of which explanation accounts for change in Joyce , at the conclusion of the course , she was able to read higher levels of English books with facility and confidence , replacing previous apprehensions , fear , and stress ...
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Multiple levels of interpretation Teachers must also be aware of multiple levels of interpretation inherent in texts , depending on students ' schemata . Schemata are organizational frameworks that allow us to assign ( slots ) roles and ...
Multiple levels of interpretation Teachers must also be aware of multiple levels of interpretation inherent in texts , depending on students ' schemata . Schemata are organizational frameworks that allow us to assign ( slots ) roles and ...
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This organization facilitates forming a cohesive picture of expectations from one developmental level to the next . The reader comes away , not only ... This arrangement lends itself to increasing communication across grade levels .
This organization facilitates forming a cohesive picture of expectations from one developmental level to the next . The reader comes away , not only ... This arrangement lends itself to increasing communication across grade levels .
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When an ESL Adult Becomes a Reader | 11 |
SelfQuestioning An Aid to Metacognition | 30 |
Audiobooks in the Reading Program | 43 |
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