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Dual-route processing of horizontally and vertically jumbled Chinese words: evidence from ND250 and LAN. [PDF]
Hu A, Liu S, Gu F.
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READING CIRCLES FOR THE ONLINE CLASSROOM
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Preliterate symbolic language processing sets the neural stage for learning to read
Dalski A +12 more
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Diagnosis Through Whole Genome Sequencing and Care Utilization in Children With Severe Illness.
Dias JML +8 more
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Standard Intraoperative Fluid Practices During the 2024 Intravenous Fluid Shortage.
Hopstein N +21 more
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Using Reading Circles to Connect Readers With Text Extensive Reading [PDF]
Extensive reading course is a critical part of cultivating English majors’ language learning ability. Its teaching quality directly impacts students’ improvement of reading ability. Combined with autonomous learning theory, this paper aims to explore the practical meaning of introducing and practicing Reading Circles in extensive reading course and ...
Liu, Jie
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Empowered Reading Circles and Transliteracy
2022For decades, reading circles have been important both as strategies to promote reading and as social environments for talking about what has been read. This chapter presents two educational experiences based on reading circles and empowered with the use of ICT in two private middle schools in Mexico: the enriched reading circle (ERC), a hybrid ...
María Luisa Zorrilla +1 more
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Reading circles, novels and adult reading development
International Review of Education, 2015This book provides an in-depth examination of reading circles from a variety of perspectives. With a central focus on researching one reading circle set up by and for participants of an adult liter...
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Examples upon the Reading of the Circle or Circles of a Knot
Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, 1886How this reading is to be done is well known; but it may be useful to have more examples. Consider the two following circles of two unifilars each of fourteen crossings— which are the simplest possible that have their janal symmetries. I wish to show that the knots are completely given by their circles, as are also their symmetries.
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