The Problem of Restoration a Clinical Study
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She was fond of talking and of answering questions but answered impulsively without stopping to think. If forced to stop and think out her answers she was capable of doing so. She had plenty of initiative and could always find something to do for herself, although her choice was not always wise. For a girl of thirteen she seemed very childish. Her reading was good third grade level. Her reproductions were full, even voluble and given in a very interesting way. She spelled during the summer revi...ew words from a third grade speller, obtaining marks always above 90. Her language work was exceptionally good for third grade both in written and oral work. She told and wrote stories very well, usually choosing fairy stories she had read. She often re- peated the exact words of the story, interspersing the words of the book with words of her own choosing. In number work she could add but needed further drill in carrying. She had to be taught borrowing in subtraction. In multiplication she needed further drill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was fond of talking and of answering questions but answered impulsively without stopping to think. If forced to stop and think out her answers she was capable of doing so. She had plenty of initiative and could always find something to do for herself, although her choice was not always wise. For a girl of thirteen she seemed very childish. Her reading was good third grade level. Her reproductions were full, even voluble and given in a very interesting way. She spelled during the summer revi...ew words from a third grade speller, obtaining marks always above 90. Her language work was exceptionally good for third grade both in written and oral work. She told and wrote stories very well, usually choosing fairy stories she had read. She often re- peated the exact words of the story, interspersing the words of the book with words of her own choosing. In number work she could add but needed further drill in carrying. She had to be taught borrowing in subtraction. In multiplication she needed further drill.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertha Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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