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seatwork

[seet-wurk]

noun

Education.
  1. work that can be done by a child at their seat in school without supervision.



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Teachers have incorporated powerful devices to do what they usually do in lessons: give homework, present illustrated lectures, guide whole class discussions, assign seatwork, and, of course, use textbooks and test students.

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Seatwork for Reading with phonics.

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Seatwork for Reading with phonics.

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Seatwork activities, a beginning workbook in reading.

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SEE     McLaughlin, Edith M.   Silent reading tests for seatwork.

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