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Teaching reading to youth with fragile X syndrome: Should phonemic awareness and phonics instruction be used? 脆性X综合征青少年阅读教学:是否应该使用音素意识和自然拼读法?
EBP briefs Pub Date : 2015-03-01
Allison Randel, Suzanne Adlof, Jessica Klusek, Jane Roberts
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