Sentences with phrase «word study demonstrated»

A study of an activity very similar to Word Ladders, conducted by Isabel Beck and colleagues, found that young struggling readers who engaged in this type of word study demonstrated significant improvements in phonemic awareness, word decoding, and comprehension over students who were in an alternative form of word study.

Young struggling readers who engaged in this type of word study demonstrated significant improvements in phonemic awareness, word decoding, and comprehension...

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These few verses clrarly demonstrate the Bible is not a book to be studied and memorized, but a living word to be discerneded spiritually, not by man and his finite understanding.

A new interface system allowed three paralyzed individuals to type words up to four times faster than the speed that had been demonstrated in earlier studies

A SISSA study provides evidence to support to this hypothesis, demonstrating that certain preferences in the sound of words are already active in newborn infants.

Animal and human studies have demonstrated that MCTs enhance thermogenesis and fat oxidation, thereby suppressing the deposition and accumulation of body fat.9 In other words, they have a heating effect, and your body can readily use ketones as fuel for energy in lieu of carbs.

However, as Pan's study demonstrates, not all children are alike, and there is a good deal of variation in word use among children from low - income families.

Word study with plural nouns in Grades 2 and up should continue to provide opportunities for students to demonstrate proficiency in noun - verb agreement.

Let your students demonstrate how well they have learned the Valentine - related words they've been studying.

One of the aspects of the Scholastic study that demonstrates the need for read aloud time is the ability to convey higher order vocabulary words with proper pronunciation.

Creative writers: When it comes to crafting this kind of paper, the wording needs to demonstrate not only knowledge of the piece or pieces in question, but also an aptitude for wordplay reflective of literary studies.

Now along comes a show that aims to prove it: «Roy Lichtenstein: Inside / Outside» marshals 120 works to demonstrate, in the words of MCA director Bonnie Clearwater, that «Lichtenstein studied how the human mind comprehends space in two and three dimensions... [his] methods in fact... reflect an interest in phenomenology.»

Fifteen - item versions of the scale demonstrate acceptable reliability (α = 0.79 to 0.87) 46, 47 and studies have worked with only 9 items, namely 3 items per subscale.48 — 50 This study uses a modified version of the 9 - item short scale.48 — 50 One item («I get along with people I come into contact with») was replaced with another item from the original scale («I really like the people I interact with») based on recommendations that wording in scale items be as specific, concrete and non-ambiguous as possible.51 The 9 - item questionnaire has three subscales with three items each: autonomy, competency and relatedness.

More than a decade ago, Hart and Risley documented how children from different social classes achieve dramatically different trajectories of vocabulary development as a result of what has become known as the 30 million word gap.38 The current study demonstrates similarly dramatic gradients in cognitive function using a national sample of children.

A follow - up study demonstrated that maternal responsivity was associated with increased use of words, imitation, and non-verbal communication in the children when compared to those with mothers who used a didactic or inattentive style of interaction (Mahoney 1988).