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Authors: VANDERVELDEN MC SIEGEL LS
Citation: Mc. Vandervelden et Ls. Siegel, PHONOLOGICAL RECODING AND PHONEME AWARENESS IN EARLY LITERACY - A DEVELOPMENTAL-APPROACH, Reading research quarterly, 30(4), 1995, pp. 854-875

Authors: BENDROR I BENTIN S FROST R
Citation: I. Bendror et al., SEMANTIC, PHONOLOGICAL, AND MORPHOLOGIC SKILLS IN READING-DISABLED AND NORMAL-CHILDREN - EVIDENCE FROM PERCEPTION AND PRODUCTION OF SPOKEN HEBREW, Reading research quarterly, 30(4), 1995, pp. 876-893

Authors: SHAYWITZ BA HOLFORD TR HOLAHAN JM FLETCHER JM STUEBING KK FRANCIS DJ SHAYWITZ SE
Citation: Ba. Shaywitz et al., A MATTHEW EFFECT FOR IQ BUT NOT FOR READING - RESULTS FROM A LONGITUDINAL-STUDY, Reading research quarterly, 30(4), 1995, pp. 894-906

Authors: HANSON RA FARRELL D
Citation: Ra. Hanson et D. Farrell, THE LONG-TERM EFFECTS ON HIGH-SCHOOL SENIORS OF LEARNING TO READ IN KINDERGARTEN, Reading research quarterly, 30(4), 1995, pp. 908-933

Authors: MCKENNA MC KEAR DJ ELLSWORTH RA
Citation: Mc. Mckenna et al., CHILDRENS ATTITUDES TOWARD READING - A NATIONAL SURVEY, Reading research quarterly, 30(4), 1995, pp. 934-956

Authors: SHANAHAN T BARR R
Citation: T. Shanahan et R. Barr, READING RECOVERY - AN INDEPENDENT EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTS OF AN EARLY INSTRUCTIONAL INTERVENTION FOR AT-RISK LEARNERS, Reading research quarterly, 30(4), 1995, pp. 958-996

Authors: BUS AG VANIJZENDOORN MH
Citation: Ag. Bus et Mh. Vanijzendoorn, MOTHERS READING TO THEIR 3-YEAR-OLDS - THE ROLE OF MOTHER-CHILD ATTACHMENT SECURITY IN BECOMING LITERATE, Reading research quarterly, 30(4), 1995, pp. 998-1015

Authors: HARTLANDSBERG S REDER S
Citation: S. Hartlandsberg et S. Reder, TEAMWORK AND LITERACY - TEACHING AND LEARNING AT HARDY INDUSTRIES, Reading research quarterly, 30(4), 1995, pp. 1016-1052

Authors: ANDERSON TH WEST CK
Citation: Th. Anderson et Ck. West, ON WHETHER TO BELIEVE - EXTENDING THE DIALOGUE, Reading research quarterly, 30(4), 1995, pp. 1054-1058

Authors: ALMASI JF
Citation: Jf. Almasi, THE NATURE OF 4TH-GRADERS SOCIOCOGNITIVE CONFLICTS IN PEER-LED AND TEACHER-LED DISCUSSIONS OF LITERATURE, Reading research quarterly, 30(3), 1995, pp. 314-351

Authors: GOATLEY VJ BROCK CH RAPHAEL TE
Citation: Vj. Goatley et al., DIVERSE LEARNERS PARTICIPATING IN REGULAR EDUCATION BOOK-CLUBS, Reading research quarterly, 30(3), 1995, pp. 352-380

Authors: SHANY MT BIEMILLER A
Citation: Mt. Shany et A. Biemiller, ASSISTED READING PRACTICE - EFFECTS ON PERFORMANCE FOR POOR READERS IN GRADE-3 AND GRADE-4, Reading research quarterly, 30(3), 1995, pp. 382-395

Authors: WALCZYK JJ
Citation: Jj. Walczyk, TESTING A COMPENSATORY-ENCODING MODEL, Reading research quarterly, 30(3), 1995, pp. 396-408

Authors: TURNER JC
Citation: Jc. Turner, THE INFLUENCE OF CLASSROOM CONTEXTS ON YOUNG CHILDRENS MOTIVATION FORLITERACY, Reading research quarterly, 30(3), 1995, pp. 410-441

Authors: OBRIEN DG STEWART RA MOJE EB
Citation: Dg. Obrien et al., WHY CONTENT LITERACY IS DIFFICULT TO INFUSE INTO THE SECONDARY-SCHOOL- COMPLEXITIES OF CURRICULUM, PEDAGOGY, AND SCHOOL CULTURE, Reading research quarterly, 30(3), 1995, pp. 442-463

Authors: MOUSTAFA M
Citation: M. Moustafa, CHILDRENS PRODUCTIVE PHONOLOGICAL RECODING, Reading research quarterly, 30(3), 1995, pp. 464-476

Authors: STEPHENS D PEARSON PD GILRANE C ROE M STALLMAN AC SHELTON J WEINZIERL J RODRIGUEZ A COMMEYRAS M
Citation: D. Stephens et al., ASSESSMENT AND DECISION-MAKING IN SCHOOLS - A CROSS-SITE ANALYSIS, Reading research quarterly, 30(3), 1995, pp. 478-499

Authors: GOETZ ET SADOSKI M
Citation: Et. Goetz et M. Sadoski, THE PERILS OF SEDUCTION - DISTRACTING DETAILS OR INCOMPREHENSIBLE ABSTRACTIONS - COMMENT, Reading research quarterly, 30(3), 1995, pp. 500-511

Authors: WADE S ALEXANDER P SCHRAW G KULIKOWICH J
Citation: S. Wade et al., THE PERILS OF CRITICISM - RESPONSE, Reading research quarterly, 30(3), 1995, pp. 512-515

Authors: GOETZ WT SADOSKI M
Citation: Wt. Goetz et M. Sadoski, THE PERILS OF SEDUCTION REVISITED - A REPLY, Reading research quarterly, 30(3), 1995, pp. 518-519

Authors: HARTMAN DK
Citation: Dk. Hartman, 8 READERS READING - THE INTERTEXTUAL LINKS OF PROFICIENT READERS READING MULTIPLE PASSAGES, Reading research quarterly, 30(3), 1995, pp. 520-561

Authors: ANDERSON TH WEST CK
Citation: Th. Anderson et Ck. West, AN ANALYSIS OF A QUALITATIVE INVESTIGATION - A MATTER OF WHETHER TO BELIEVE - COMMENT, Reading research quarterly, 30(3), 1995, pp. 562-569

Authors: EISENHART M
Citation: M. Eisenhart, WHITHER CREDIBILITY IN RESEARCH ON READING - A RESPONSE, Reading research quarterly, 30(3), 1995, pp. 570-572

Authors: MOSENTHAL PB
Citation: Pb. Mosenthal, WHY THERE ARE NO DIALOGUES AMONG THE DIVIDED - THE PROBLEM OF SOLIPSISTIC AGENDAS IN LITERACY RESEARCH, Reading research quarterly, 30(3), 1995, pp. 574-577

Authors: HEAP JL
Citation: Jl. Heap, UNDERSTANDING CULTURAL SCIENCE - A RESPONSE, Reading research quarterly, 30(3), 1995, pp. 578-580
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