Good readers in the lower grades show the eye-habits of mature readers, per laboratory studies of reading¶
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q1 i? Laboratory studies indicate that good readers in the lower grades already display the eye-habits of mature readers. → L. Z 1921
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L. Z 1921¶
L. Z. (1921). New Publications. https://eric.ed.gov
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A review paragraph summarizing laboratory studies of reading eye-voice coordination in the early grades. It reports the summary finding that "good readers in the lower grades have the eye-habits of mature readers," with no effect sizes or sample details printed.
"The laboratory studies show that good readers in the lower grades have the eye-habits of mature readers."
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young-good-readers-mature-eye-habits |
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Good readers in the lower grades show the eye-habits of mature readers, per laboratory studies of reading |
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Good readers in the lower grades show the eye-habits of mature readers, per laboratory studies of reading |
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review |
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1921 |
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1 — l-z-1921 |
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