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In thisstudy 16 seventh grade Language Arts students are thetarget group.  Students currently have a long-termretention mean score of approximately 40 percent ofnewly learned vocabulary.  The students increased long-term retention of new vocabulary by 25 percent(a newmean of 65 percent of new Vocabulary)·  Additionalobjectives include enhanced shore-term retention,students'iricreased ability to work with synonyms andantonyms,and finally,student exploration andappreciation of an additional stud technique.  \nStudents wil","cbCaiiZEDVctnOAw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiZEDVctnOAw","pdf",1079769,64,"English","# Table of Contents\n## Chapters\n### I. Purpose\n### II. Research and Solution Strategy\n### III. Method","[{\"question\":\"How does the practicum aim to improve long-term vocabulary retention?\",\"answer\":\"Students created a dictionary sheet that included a visual image to capture the essence of each new word. 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