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Tutoring resources for children learning Literacy skills. Literacy skills are all the skills needed for reading and writing. They include such things as awareness of the sounds of language, awareness of print, and the relationship between letters and sounds. Other literacy skills include vocabulary, spelling, and comprehension.
Recently added materials to MERLOT
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Neurosynth
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Wordbank: An Open Database of Children's Vocabulary Development
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Active Dictionary
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Fundamentals of Chinese
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Centar za rane — Croatian Wound Care Education Portal
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Lanes
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AI Knowledge Map: 130 Concepts in a 9-Stage Learning Path
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Using Small Whale in the Classroom
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HSKExam.net: Free HSK Practice Tests Online
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HSKExam.net: Chinese Vocabulary Lists with Pinyin and English Meanings
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Quantitative Methods in Economics
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Introduction to Econometrics
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OCOM: the Object-Centric Operating Model, an open specification for describing how an organization operates
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Econometrics I
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The Great Wall of China — Free Grades 6–7 Worksheet & Lesson Plan
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The Silk Roads — Free Grade 6 Lesson Plan & Worksheet
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Letters from the North American-Icelandic Children’s Newspaper Sólskin: October 1915–April 1918
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Quibank — Free Trilingual Practice Tests (Citizenship, DMV & Career Exams)
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The Trend of Gamification in Mathematics Learning: A Problem-Based Instruction Approach with AI Integration | Artificial Intelligence and Language Models
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Human-AI Collaboration in Mathematics Education: Investigating the Impact of Large Language Models on Students Mathematical Reasoning and Critical Thinking | International Journal of Automation, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
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Analysis of English-Indonesian Text Translation Errors Among Sixth-Semester Mathematics Education Students | Bulletin of Language and Literature Studies
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Mathematical Linguistics: An Approach to Improve Non-Routine Mathematical Problem-Solving Ability | Bulletin of Language and Literature Studies
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The Effectiveness of Using GeoGebra Application with Problem-Based Learning Model on Students’ Mathematical Communication Ability
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Free English Grammar Exercises (A1–B2)
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