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The differential treatment of first - graders in oral sharing carries over into reading instruction , as James Collins reports in ' Differential instruction in reading groups ' ( 117–37 ) . He finds that students in the high reading ...
The differential treatment of first - graders in oral sharing carries over into reading instruction , as James Collins reports in ' Differential instruction in reading groups ' ( 117–37 ) . He finds that students in the high reading ...
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The book is intended to explain how reading Over - all , this is one of the more important books differences arise as a result of interactions on reading to come out in the last five years . It among the various component skills ...
The book is intended to explain how reading Over - all , this is one of the more important books differences arise as a result of interactions on reading to come out in the last five years . It among the various component skills ...
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Moreover , an average Japanese reader does not always know which reading is on and which is kun . Several high - frequency kanji have readings which psychologically feel like kun , but which are actually on according to the dictionary .
Moreover , an average Japanese reader does not always know which reading is on and which is kun . Several high - frequency kanji have readings which psychologically feel like kun , but which are actually on according to the dictionary .
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The lexicon Victoria A Fromkin | 1 |
Predication and PRO N Hornstein and D Lightfoot | 23 |
Nouns and verbs Ronald W Langacker | 53 |
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