How To Help Students Transfer Spelling Knowledge To Writing
The best ways for teachers to bring out spelling knowledge in children’s writing is to be purposeful, and use strategies shaped to the student’s specific
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The best ways for teachers to bring out spelling knowledge in children’s writing is to be purposeful, and use strategies shaped to the student’s specific
For students it’s one thing to know how to spell, but it’s another thing to transfer that knowledge into writing.
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