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1 Professional reading The reading habits of teachers and education students in relation to professional materials has also been the subject of survey research . Two types of publications may ; be considered professional reading ...
1 Professional reading The reading habits of teachers and education students in relation to professional materials has also been the subject of survey research . Two types of publications may ; be considered professional reading ...
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3 3 teacher magazines , rather than professional journals . As in personal reading , older teachers tend to read more widely than their younger colleagues . ; > $ > Cogan and Anderson ( 1977 ) surveyed teachers in 100 i elementary ...
3 3 teacher magazines , rather than professional journals . As in personal reading , older teachers tend to read more widely than their younger colleagues . ; > $ > Cogan and Anderson ( 1977 ) surveyed teachers in 100 i elementary ...
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Reading goals were separated into two categories : personal goals and professional goals . For personal reading each student had to select at least one book and either a magazine or newspaper . Professional reading had to include at ...
Reading goals were separated into two categories : personal goals and professional goals . For personal reading each student had to select at least one book and either a magazine or newspaper . Professional reading had to include at ...
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