Reading Horizons, Volume 32Psycho-Educational Clinic and the Western Michigan University Chapter of the International Reading Association, Kalamazoo, Mich., 1991 |
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... vocabulary ? Vocabulary knowledge is one of the factors consis- tently associated with ability to comprehend text readily ( Anderson and Freebody , 1985 ; Davis , 1968 ) . In other words , the larger the vocabulary of a learner , the ...
... vocabulary ? Vocabulary knowledge is one of the factors consis- tently associated with ability to comprehend text readily ( Anderson and Freebody , 1985 ; Davis , 1968 ) . In other words , the larger the vocabulary of a learner , the ...
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... vocabulary is acquired informally , has consequences for the kind of instructional program put in place in an elementary classroom . Fostering vocabulary growth Provision of varied activities that permit opportunity for students to gain ...
... vocabulary is acquired informally , has consequences for the kind of instructional program put in place in an elementary classroom . Fostering vocabulary growth Provision of varied activities that permit opportunity for students to gain ...
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... vocabulary : Another look at the problem . English Journal , 49 , 82-88 . Duin , A.H. , & Graves , M.F. ( 1987 ) . Intensive vocabulary instruction as a prewriting technique . Reading Research Quarterly , 22 , 472-476 . Durkin , D ...
... vocabulary : Another look at the problem . English Journal , 49 , 82-88 . Duin , A.H. , & Graves , M.F. ( 1987 ) . Intensive vocabulary instruction as a prewriting technique . Reading Research Quarterly , 22 , 472-476 . Durkin , D ...
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A Pledge of Responsibility for Children | 5 |
College Students as Readers | 21 |
Guiding Illiterate Parents | 63 |
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