Teaching Strategic Processes in Reading

Janice F. Almasi

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Reading and Literacy Development EFL/ESL Teaching and Learning Second Language Acquisition and Learning

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Contents: What Does It Mean to Be Strategic? Assessing Strategic Processing. Designing Effective Environments for Strategy Instruction: The Strategy Instruction Model. Why Do Students Struggle with Comprehension? Strategy Instruction That Enhances Comprehension. Strategy Instruction That Enhances Word Recognition. Teaching Strategic Processing Isn't Easy: Strategy Teachers' Development.

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