The machine is constructed to automatically dry partly cooked tacos or tortillas before being formed and then to automatically form them while completing cooking in a vat or tank of cooking oil. The dried tortillas are carried by a conveyor to the cooking and forming mechanism. This mechanism comprises two sets of conveyors that form the tortillas into the taco shape and carry them down through the cooking oil after which they are released and allowed to float to the surface after which the formed and cooked tacos are carried away. One conveyor is arranged over the other, each conveyor carries a series of V-shaped forming members arranged so that the forming members on the lower conveyor telescope into the forming members on the upper conveyor as they are passed through the cooking oil. The tortillas are carried into a position between the upper and lower forming members and are then formed as the upper members telescope down over the lower members.

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Research on written composition

Kindergarten (N = 23), grade 1 (N = 34), and grade 2 (N = 26) teachers, who were nominated by their supervisors (N = 45) as effective in educating their students to be readers and writers, responded to 2 questionnaires about their practice. As expected, there were shifts in reported practices between kindergarten and grade 2, although there was much more similarity than difference in the reports of kindergarten, grade 1, and grade 2 teachers. The teachers claimed commitments to (a) qualitatively similar instruction for students of all abilities, along with additional support for weaker readers; (b) literate classroom environments; (c) modeling and teaching of both lower-order (e. g., decoding) skills and higher-order (e. g., comprehension) processes; (d) extensive and diverse types of reading by students; (e) teaching students to plan, draft, and revise as part of writing; (f) engaging literacy instruction (i. e., instruction motivating literate activities); and (g) monitoring of students' progress in lit...

A Survey of Instructional Practices of Primary Teachers Nominated as Effective in Promoting Literacy

Who Are the Better Writers-The Left-Handed or the Right-Handed?

My recent investigation of the reasons given for the necessity of teaching fractions in this fashion (Groff 1994) revealed the extent of this pressure on teachers by partisans of this instruction It was common for popular middle grade mathematics texts, I discovered, to devote from 15 to 25 percent of their pages to fractions study Furthermore, standardized tests of mathematics are loaded with items that

Is Teaching Fractions a Waste of Time

Children's Oral Language and Their Written Composition

This article discusses whether or not beginning readers learn phonics best through instructional approaches that teach students to sound out letters, spell words, or combine the two. It concludes that caution is in order as experimental research assessing the effectiveness of each approach has yet to be conducted. In the interim, it is suggested that instruction be influenced by experimental evidence on (a) the positive relationships between beginning readers' spelling and reading skills, and (b) the favorable effects of phonemic awareness proficiency on learning to read.

Teaching phonics: letter-to-phoneme, phoneme-to-letter, or both?

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