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Reading, the Brain, and Teachers
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How Exposure to Intonation Aids Reading Comprehension
How Exposure to Intonation Aids Reading Comprehension By: Meredith Stephens Intonation, along with its associated prosodic features, is much more than the melody of speech; it is the primary organizational
The Benefits of Exploring Plot Structure with University Students Taking an ER Course
The Benefits of Exploring Plot Structure with University Students Taking an ER Course By: Amanda Gillis-Furutaka The processes of story creation and sharing are as natural a human ability as