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between the needs of adolescents and the structure of reading instruction in middle schools ( Ivey & Broaddus , 2001 ) . This study has taught us that when conducting research among middle school students , it may be helpful for ...
between the needs of adolescents and the structure of reading instruction in middle schools ( Ivey & Broaddus , 2001 ) . This study has taught us that when conducting research among middle school students , it may be helpful for ...
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Meeting the children's specific literacy skills needs was successful using a direct instruction approach . However , the children were working within their individual ZPDs using self - scaffolding and other mediators such as the puzzles ...
Meeting the children's specific literacy skills needs was successful using a direct instruction approach . However , the children were working within their individual ZPDs using self - scaffolding and other mediators such as the puzzles ...
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I now feel that I need to plan my lessons to target comprehension skills and I am not sure where to begin . I can see that she needs a lot of work on retelling , sequencing , and identifying the important ideas in the story .
I now feel that I need to plan my lessons to target comprehension skills and I am not sure where to begin . I can see that she needs a lot of work on retelling , sequencing , and identifying the important ideas in the story .
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