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This view of literacy instruction is grounded in reader response theory ( Bleich , 1978 ; Iser , 1978 ; Langer , 1989 ; Probst ... Throughout the literary experience , readers will explore their emotions , rethink their predictions ...
This view of literacy instruction is grounded in reader response theory ( Bleich , 1978 ; Iser , 1978 ; Langer , 1989 ; Probst ... Throughout the literary experience , readers will explore their emotions , rethink their predictions ...
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In this model , students are grouped so that proficient readers guide less able readers . Koskinen and Blum ( 1986 ) explain that paired repeated readings use repeated readings of one text , as well as feedback for every student's ...
In this model , students are grouped so that proficient readers guide less able readers . Koskinen and Blum ( 1986 ) explain that paired repeated readings use repeated readings of one text , as well as feedback for every student's ...
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Findings We found two overarching themes among the challenges our graduate students faced while tutoring struggling readers : ( 1 ) the personal challenges and ( 2 ) instructional challenges . Challenges Graduate students tutoring ...
Findings We found two overarching themes among the challenges our graduate students faced while tutoring struggling readers : ( 1 ) the personal challenges and ( 2 ) instructional challenges . Challenges Graduate students tutoring ...
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