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    • 12 families who would like to send their children to preschool, the cost for private preschools is often prohibitive, and there is not sufficient state or federal funding for government preschools. Given the current educational status of Hispanic...
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    • 1907, page 12

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    • 12 SOUTHERN BRANCH pleased with the condition to such an extent, that wherever they go they take steps to procure like privileges. Copies of the City Charter and plan of government have been requested by the management of several...
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    • 1906, page 12

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    • 12 SOUTHERN BRANCH society comprises "the choral," (an organization devoted to chorus singing) the gentlemen's quartet club, the ladies' chorus, the mandolin and guitar club, the orchestra and the band. The musical public has opportunity to...
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    • 12 Wise (2009) commented on why high school has been left out of the literacy debate: the policymakers under No Child Left Behind only focused on the elementary levels because the severity of struggling readers in the upper levels was not...
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    • 13 Mattos, & Weber, 2009, p. 28). Fuchs, Mock, Morgan, and Young (2003) prefer standard protocol because “everyone knows what to implement, and it is easier to train practitioners to conduct an intervention correctly and to assess the accuracy of...
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    • 13 oral language, and potentially positive effects for early reading, writing, and knowledge of print (Institute of Education Sciences, 2006). Ideally, intervention would come for low SES Hispanic ELLs when they are very young, but this is...
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    • 13 The benefits of recess are more apparent with lower-­‐elementary students than upper-­‐elementary students because young children need more breaks throughout the day than older children in order to process information. Due to the cognitive i...
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    • 14 (1996) conducted a study to determine if a text was too easy, appropriate, or too difficult for the 38 participants involved. Their criterion was based on percentages of scores: under 40% meant that the text was too difficult; 40% to 60% meant...
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    • 14 (a) the measures have the necessary psychometric characteristics for reliable and valid measurement; (b) the measures are quick to administer and are thus feasible for regular use in school settings; (c) the measures have multiple alternate...
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    • 14 in an environment that is nurturing and supports student success (Vaughn & Fuchs, 2003). The National Research Council reiterates this thought when they write, “the nature and quality of classroom literacy instruction are a pivotal force in...
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    • 14 Physical Education Physical education is a curricular area offered in schools that provides students with physical activity instruction, health-­‐related fitness, and cognitive understanding about physical activity, thereby enabling student to...
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    • 1902, page 14

    • 1902, page 14
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    • 14 SOUTHERN BRANCH ficient in any subject, he may be required to take that branch in the Preparatory Course. REGISTRATION. At the beginning of each annual session students must register for the work of the whole year. Changes in...
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    • 14 Where parents are capable of guiding the child and are inclined to supervise the home study, their children succeed in school. But where the parents are illiterate or for other reasons are unable to supervise the home study, their children as...
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    • 15 care than others. Vegetable gardens, for example, will not work well in schools with climates that do not have growing seasons that coincide with the school year. School gardening covers a continuum of efforts to increase the...
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    • 1903, page 15

    • 1903, page 15
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    • 15 STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. condition within one year; otherwise the subject must be taken again in class. No student will be allowed to register for more than eighteen hours of class work per week, except by vote of the...
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