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PHASE 4 : MULTIPLE - DISCRIMINATION LEARNING • In this phase of reading instruction , the learner must acquire discriminations of verbal chains whose printed stimuli have similar appearances - run and ran , hat , bat , rat , and cat ...
PHASE 4 : MULTIPLE - DISCRIMINATION LEARNING • In this phase of reading instruction , the learner must acquire discriminations of verbal chains whose printed stimuli have similar appearances - run and ran , hat , bat , rat , and cat ...
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It is these principles of ordering English sentences that are learned by practicing reading with a variety of subject ... As greater facility is achieved , it becomes possible for the reader to attain progressively faster speeds at ...
It is these principles of ordering English sentences that are learned by practicing reading with a variety of subject ... As greater facility is achieved , it becomes possible for the reader to attain progressively faster speeds at ...
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THE TUTORING SESSION By a " tutoring session ” is meant an interchange between a student and his " tutor , " which has been preceded by reading by the student , and will be followed by more reading . This appears to be the fundamental ...
THE TUTORING SESSION By a " tutoring session ” is meant an interchange between a student and his " tutor , " which has been preceded by reading by the student , and will be followed by more reading . This appears to be the fundamental ...
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5 MULTIPLE DISCRIMINATION CONCEPT LEARNING | 113 |
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