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hearted implementation from teachers whose beliefs do not mesh with current policy ( Eisenhart , et al . ) ... without a working knowledge of the practices that will allow them to implement new modes of literacy instruction , teachers may ...
hearted implementation from teachers whose beliefs do not mesh with current policy ( Eisenhart , et al . ) ... without a working knowledge of the practices that will allow them to implement new modes of literacy instruction , teachers may ...
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3 First , teachers implement three 35 - minute sessions each week with all children in the class . Teachers then train students to implement PALS in seven 45 - minute to 60 - minute intervals . Students are paired so that each pair ...
3 First , teachers implement three 35 - minute sessions each week with all children in the class . Teachers then train students to implement PALS in seven 45 - minute to 60 - minute intervals . Students are paired so that each pair ...
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Computers , a plethora of board games , puppets , art supplies , a well stocked library of fiction , nonfiction , poetry , and magazines to match children's interests gave the students the opportunity to design and implement instruction ...
Computers , a plethora of board games , puppets , art supplies , a well stocked library of fiction , nonfiction , poetry , and magazines to match children's interests gave the students the opportunity to design and implement instruction ...
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