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Because researchers observed the four teacher subjects regularly for approximately nine months in both the literacy clinic and their classrooms , the researchers were able to build trust with the teachers and invest sufficient time to ...
Because researchers observed the four teacher subjects regularly for approximately nine months in both the literacy clinic and their classrooms , the researchers were able to build trust with the teachers and invest sufficient time to ...
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Another implication of the research study is the need for continuous planning within university literacy clinics . ... For example , professors could administer a pre - clinic survey of their students to determine what literacy ...
Another implication of the research study is the need for continuous planning within university literacy clinics . ... For example , professors could administer a pre - clinic survey of their students to determine what literacy ...
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... reading clinic , they incorporated a time when the students could reflect on the one - to - one tutoring sessions with their colleagues . Not only could concepts be examined and textbased knowledge interwoven into the conversations ...
... reading clinic , they incorporated a time when the students could reflect on the one - to - one tutoring sessions with their colleagues . Not only could concepts be examined and textbased knowledge interwoven into the conversations ...
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