Reading Horizons, Volume 32Psycho-Educational Clinic and the Western Michigan University Chapter of the International Reading Association, Kalamazoo, Mich., 1991 |
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... child to enjoy at home . Here the teacher may include good children's literature read by professional actors as well ... child has contributed to the group effort in compiling the story . The focus can be on the child reading the book to ...
... child to enjoy at home . Here the teacher may include good children's literature read by professional actors as well ... child has contributed to the group effort in compiling the story . The focus can be on the child reading the book to ...
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... child repeats the page after me • I read most of the sentence , but stop and let the child read a word that I know he or she can read · They'll read the whole story to me , only paying attention to the pic- tures and making up their own ...
... child repeats the page after me • I read most of the sentence , but stop and let the child read a word that I know he or she can read · They'll read the whole story to me , only paying attention to the pic- tures and making up their own ...
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... child ) Story F. Written story mode . Age of child : 5 years 2 months . MDHMWMTSKPTMBMSFIDET ( as written by the child ) . As read by child to examiner : " My dad helped me with my tricycle . He pushed me by myself . I did it . " The 2 ...
... child ) Story F. Written story mode . Age of child : 5 years 2 months . MDHMWMTSKPTMBMSFIDET ( as written by the child ) . As read by child to examiner : " My dad helped me with my tricycle . He pushed me by myself . I did it . " The 2 ...
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A Pledge of Responsibility for Children | 5 |
College Students as Readers | 21 |
Guiding Illiterate Parents | 63 |
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