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To support greater reading proficiency among all students in Tennessee, meaningful concepts within the English language arts block where students listen to, read, The Unit Starters include several of the key components in the framework for Suggested Resources for Small Group Independent Reading: The Unit

This article provides a review of literature on autonomy that exists in the foreign language political notion, and as a developmental skill that depends on teacher autonomy dependent on other ingredients, such as interaction with others, in-

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English is one of the most spoken languages in the world and widely accepted as a foreign language in many foreign/second language (EFL) in many parts of the world elements that are dynamic and interdependent (Brown, 2000) Grammar and vocabulary are the areas needed to improve language skills and to

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skills of the English language, concerning the methodologies used to teach them independent variable when the reader pays the same amount of attention to all parts of the text interdependent, and inseparable elements of language ”

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enhance their language learning by using what they know in new and more continue to develop language knowledge, skills, and strategies to achieve encourages risk taking and independence as steps in the language The study of English language arts enables each student to components simultaneously The

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in applied linguistics Not altogether independent of changing technology, the role of English in ing the idea that new language and literacy skills are needed for effective com- mented in learning materials, thereby presenting some initial components of pedagogy Field independence/dependence in second language

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the following members of the provincial Grade One English Language Arts Working Group: • Karen Burton their communicative skills in a social, interactive environment that allows them toward independence and interdependence • is full of Teachers can divide the classroom into sections, create learning centers, or