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Literacy in development discourse and practice: Comparative studies in Indonesia
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Storytelling Comes Alive: Preschoolers’ Development of Narrative Comprehension and Academic Language Within a Participatory Oral Storytelling Intervention
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Providing Performance Feedback to Paraeducators Implementing PALS
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Jones, Brian. - : eScholarship, University of California, 2020
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A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF THE STRATEGIES DUAL LANGUAGE TEACHERS EMPLOY TO DIFFERENTIATE READING INSTRUCTION IN THEIR CLASSROOMS ...
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書談閱讀教學對國小六年級學童閱讀動機與閱讀行為影響之研究 ; The Effects of Booktalk Reading Instruction on Reading Motivation and Reading Behaviors of Sixth Graders
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Exploring Teacher Perceptions of the Notice and Note Signposts: A Qualitative Case Study
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Exploring Relationships of Positive Reading Attitudes in Secondary English Classrooms across Missouri
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Correlations between Classroom Environment and Reading Skill Growth of Third Graders
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Maryland Educators’ Perceptions of Informational Reading and Nonfiction Writing Instruction during the Implementation of the Common Core State Standards
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Reported Literacy Engagement among Low-Income Parents and Their Children
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The integration of intensive and extensive reading instruction: its effects on Thai primary school students’ English reading ability ...
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Textrevisionen in der multilingualen Orientierungsstufe : TimO : Projektlaufzeit: 10.2016-09.2019 ... : Text revision in multilingual secondary schools ...
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Emergent and Early Literacy Opportunities for Children with Visual Impairment With/Without an Additional Disability
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In: ETD collection for University of Nebraska - Lincoln (2020)
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Introduction: This study examined implications of literacy instruction for children with visual impairment (VI) with/without an additional disability at a specialized preschool in a large Midwestern city. Methods: Teachers participated in interviews and revealed their perspectives for providing literacy instruction, and students were video recorded participating in literacy activities. Literacy opportunities were coded for themes. Results: Six themes of literacy opportunities emerged from this study (i.e., literacy opportunities, accessibility, frequency, assessment, settings, and cues for understanding). Results provide evidence of instructional strategies, challenges and strengths described by teachers, types of activities used to promote literacy and the frequency and accessibility of literacy opportunities delivered. Activities include opportunities to read, write, and practice phonological awareness, and embedded opportunities to read and/or write Discussion: Perspective of expectations and barriers from teachers enlighten strengths and challenges faced when working to develop literacy skills for children with VI with/without an additional disability. Student outcomes for participation in literacy opportunities provided are reported. Implications for Practitioners: Collaboration is necessary among educators and service provides to provide the best opportunities for children with VI to learn to read and write. The instructional strategies, types of activities, frequency and accessibility to literacy opportunities used could generalize to other environments.
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Special education|Educational psychology|Reading instruction
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URL: https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/dissertations/AAI28256309
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A Meta-analysis on the Effects of Vocabulary Instruction for English Learners
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