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For instance , Amy noted how the strategies she modeled for her tutee helped her ( Amy ) as a reader and suggested that , “ If teachers are caused to analyze how they read and comprehend , then they can better teach this to their ...
For instance , Amy noted how the strategies she modeled for her tutee helped her ( Amy ) as a reader and suggested that , “ If teachers are caused to analyze how they read and comprehend , then they can better teach this to their ...
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Suzanne noted that initially her tutee was ' .... simply looking at words – the meaning is absent . ” Other participants echoed similar observations about their students ' lack of reading comprehension . Specifically , the importance of ...
Suzanne noted that initially her tutee was ' .... simply looking at words – the meaning is absent . ” Other participants echoed similar observations about their students ' lack of reading comprehension . Specifically , the importance of ...
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Julie noted , “ I have analyzed my own teaching during this experience to ask why students have trouble following directions and completing tasks . ” Dulaney elaborated , “ The more I teach reading , the more I see that making or ...
Julie noted , “ I have analyzed my own teaching during this experience to ask why students have trouble following directions and completing tasks . ” Dulaney elaborated , “ The more I teach reading , the more I see that making or ...
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