Reading Horizons, Volumes 24-25College of Education of Western Michigan University and the Homer L. J. Carter Reading Council, 1983 |
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CHILDREN'S LINGUISTIC INSIGHT : WHAT WE THINK WE KNOW Camille Blachowicz NATIONAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION , EVANSTON , ILLINOIS Our first goal in this paper is to deal with the title . Why " linguistic insight " rather than the more common ...
CHILDREN'S LINGUISTIC INSIGHT : WHAT WE THINK WE KNOW Camille Blachowicz NATIONAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION , EVANSTON , ILLINOIS Our first goal in this paper is to deal with the title . Why " linguistic insight " rather than the more common ...
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of linguistic insight is much different from being able to comment about usage . When asked why they use " goed , " which is a form not heard or reinforced at home , young children frequently appear evasive and uncomfortable . They ...
of linguistic insight is much different from being able to comment about usage . When asked why they use " goed , " which is a form not heard or reinforced at home , young children frequently appear evasive and uncomfortable . They ...
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... linguistic structures . Further , with respect to sound / symbol correspondences , analytic and synthetic tasks required by phonics training programs could be beyond the capability of many kindergartens and first grades . Programs ...
... linguistic structures . Further , with respect to sound / symbol correspondences , analytic and synthetic tasks required by phonics training programs could be beyond the capability of many kindergartens and first grades . Programs ...
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Reading Interests of Sue Hawkins | 18 |
A Comparison of Childrens Lynn J Moore | 27 |
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