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The first included the teacher's perception of “ reading is thinking ” as a strong driving force underlying the entire premise of dialogue journals . Teachers continually facilitated students ' thinking about reading , beginning with ...
The first included the teacher's perception of “ reading is thinking ” as a strong driving force underlying the entire premise of dialogue journals . Teachers continually facilitated students ' thinking about reading , beginning with ...
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Teachers asked questions and made requests in their dialogue journal responses to : ( 1 ) invite students into discussion , ( 2 ) clarify students ' understandings , and ( 3 ) redirect and extend students ' thinking .
Teachers asked questions and made requests in their dialogue journal responses to : ( 1 ) invite students into discussion , ( 2 ) clarify students ' understandings , and ( 3 ) redirect and extend students ' thinking .
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Asking students to reflect upon thinking as readers is a commonly reported strategy in response - based literacy instruction research . O'Flahavan ( 1994 ) found that teachers asked questions while assuming the roles of elicitor and ...
Asking students to reflect upon thinking as readers is a commonly reported strategy in response - based literacy instruction research . O'Flahavan ( 1994 ) found that teachers asked questions while assuming the roles of elicitor and ...
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