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First , children need to hear themselves read so that they become aware of how their reading sounds . ... Ways to Assess Oral Reading Pseudo word - reading rate A valid way to decipher if a child can decode unfamiliar words is to have ...
First , children need to hear themselves read so that they become aware of how their reading sounds . ... Ways to Assess Oral Reading Pseudo word - reading rate A valid way to decipher if a child can decode unfamiliar words is to have ...
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1 | Precommunicative | The child represents words by using symbols of the alphabet . The child's first approximations in representing 2 Semiphonetic letter - sound correspondence . 3 | Phonetic 4 | Transitional The child represents the ...
1 | Precommunicative | The child represents words by using symbols of the alphabet . The child's first approximations in representing 2 Semiphonetic letter - sound correspondence . 3 | Phonetic 4 | Transitional The child represents the ...
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Many children were interested in fairy tales and students used them successfully for scaffolding . ... high interest books were echo reading , the use of graphic organizers , rereading , recording the child reading , and discussion .
Many children were interested in fairy tales and students used them successfully for scaffolding . ... high interest books were echo reading , the use of graphic organizers , rereading , recording the child reading , and discussion .
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