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O'Flahavan ( 1994 ) found that teachers asked questions while assuming the roles of elicitor and framer in peer discussion groups . In both roles , teachers frequently asked questions to help students “ elaborate or extend their ideas ...
O'Flahavan ( 1994 ) found that teachers asked questions while assuming the roles of elicitor and framer in peer discussion groups . In both roles , teachers frequently asked questions to help students “ elaborate or extend their ideas ...
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The interview questions were designed to inquire about the use of literacy assessment practices in the classroom , the teachers ' literacy decision making processes , and changes in literacy classroom assessments and practices that were ...
The interview questions were designed to inquire about the use of literacy assessment practices in the classroom , the teachers ' literacy decision making processes , and changes in literacy classroom assessments and practices that were ...
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This area is based on the question , Who decides what questions get asked and answered ? In Year 1 Sally and Jill identified what topics within Ohio History would be addressed , and guided students in asking individual research ...
This area is based on the question , Who decides what questions get asked and answered ? In Year 1 Sally and Jill identified what topics within Ohio History would be addressed , and guided students in asking individual research ...
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