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Students were assessed in their skills of alphabet recognition , letter - sound associations , sight word recognition , and specific stages of writing development . One - on - one assessments were conducted : each letter was presented ...
Students were assessed in their skills of alphabet recognition , letter - sound associations , sight word recognition , and specific stages of writing development . One - on - one assessments were conducted : each letter was presented ...
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The children chose an object , stated the name , segmented the sounds , selected the corresponding letters and ... The children were praised for any letter - sound association they correctly represented and for all attempts made to ...
The children chose an object , stated the name , segmented the sounds , selected the corresponding letters and ... The children were praised for any letter - sound association they correctly represented and for all attempts made to ...
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The question addressed is : Does direct instruction teaching in lettersound associations , blending sounds , and segmenting sounds in words , followed by playful extensions assists students in identifying letter sounds , developing a ...
The question addressed is : Does direct instruction teaching in lettersound associations , blending sounds , and segmenting sounds in words , followed by playful extensions assists students in identifying letter sounds , developing a ...
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