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| using a variety of materials to help reading such as graphic organizers, reading materials at different levels of complexity, and small groups. |
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| one out of five students has dyslexia |
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| students who feel forced to give up thier home traditions might become much similar to others in the country. |
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| conscious control of one's own reading comprehension |
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| in danger of dropping out, because of low achievement, becuase of educational disadvantages, low SES, or underachievement. |
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| students who, despite hardships and at-risk factors, bounce back and succeed in school |
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| integrate by maintaining first language and culture and integrating as necessary |
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| philosophy that values all students' right to receive appropriate education within the general education classroom |
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| Individuals with Disabilities Education Act - all students will receive a free, appropriate education in the least restrictive environment. |
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