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kindergarten children and college students were shown and tested with 10 visual - visual stimulus ( v - v ) cards and 10 visual - auditory stimulus ( v - a ) cards . The results may have significant implications for the teaching of ...
kindergarten children and college students were shown and tested with 10 visual - visual stimulus ( v - v ) cards and 10 visual - auditory stimulus ( v - a ) cards . The results may have significant implications for the teaching of ...
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Results and Discussion The mean scores of the differences for the kindergarten population was 4.40 and for the college population , 1.10 . In other words , there was a greater gap between the average number of correct v - a answers and ...
Results and Discussion The mean scores of the differences for the kindergarten population was 4.40 and for the college population , 1.10 . In other words , there was a greater gap between the average number of correct v - a answers and ...
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Micucci , Pat , “ Let's NOT Teach Reading in Kindergarten , " Elementary English ( March , 1964 ) , 41 : 246-251 . There is little doubt , the author states , that kindergarten children can be taught to read .
Micucci , Pat , “ Let's NOT Teach Reading in Kindergarten , " Elementary English ( March , 1964 ) , 41 : 246-251 . There is little doubt , the author states , that kindergarten children can be taught to read .
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