Efficacy of a Supplemental Phonemic Awareness Curriculum to Instruct Preschoolers With Delays in Early Literacy Development.

Efficacy of a Supplemental Phonemic Awareness Curriculum to Instruct Preschoolers With Delays in Early Literacy Development.
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补充音素意识课程对指导早期读写能力发展迟缓的学龄前儿童的有效性。

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10.1044/2016_jslhr-l-15-0451
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2017
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Journal of speech, language, and hearing research : JSLHR
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Kelley,ElizabethS
Kelley,ElizabethS
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Goldstein,Howard;Olszewski,Arnold;Haring,Christa;Greenwood,CharlesR;McCune,Luke;Carta,Judith;Atwater,Jane;Guerrero,Gabriela;Schneider,Naomi;McCarthy,Tanya;Kelley,ElizabethS

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