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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 Academic vocabulary and middle school English learners: an intervention study Townsend, Dianna
2008
9 p. 993-1019
artikel
2 A comparison of orthographic processing in children with and without reading and spelling disorder in a regular orthography Rothe, Josefine
2015
9 p. 1307-1332
artikel
3 Action research to explore argumentative writing projects supported with online simulation for developing conceptual knowledge and motivation to learn Chen, Ying-Chih

9 p. 2275-2317
artikel
4 Adult dyslexic readers do not demonstrate regularity effects in sentence processing: evidence from eye-movements Jones, Manon Wyn
2007
9 p. 933-943
artikel
5 An analysis of the ecological components within a text structure intervention Beerwinkle, Andrea L.
2018
9 p. 2041-2064
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6 An analysis of the ecological components within a text structure intervention Beerwinkle, Andrea L.

9 p. 2041-2064
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7 A randomized experiment of a mixed-methods literacy intervention for struggling readers in grades 4–6: effects on word reading efficiency, reading comprehension and vocabulary, and oral reading fluency Kim, James S.
2009
9 p. 1109-1129
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8 Associations between inattention, hyperactivity and pre-reading skills before and after formal reading instruction begins Dittman, Cassandra K.
2016
9 p. 1771-1791
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9 A structural model of the effects of preschool attention on kindergarten literacy Dice, Jaime L.
2012
9 p. 2205-2222
artikel
10 Author Index Volume 17 (2004) 2004
9 p. 947-948
2 p.
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11 Basic reading and reading-related language skills in adults with deficient reading comprehension who read a transparent orthography Bar-Kochva, Irit

9 p. 2357-2379
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12 Can educational technology effectively differentiate instruction for reader profiles? Baron, Lauren S.
2019
9 p. 2327-2352
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13 Characteristics of the preschool home literacy environment which predict writing skills at school Adams, Anne-Marie

9 p. 2203-2225
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14 Chinese secondary school students’ reading engagement profiles: associations with reading comprehension Lin, Jiangze

9 p. 2257-2287
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15 Clusters of second and third grade dysfluent urban readers Pierce, Margaret E.
2007
9 p. 885-907
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16 Code-oriented instruction for kindergarten students at risk for reading difficulties: a replication and comparison of instructional groupings Vadasy, Patricia F.
2008
9 p. 929-963
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17 Cognition, engagement, and motivation as factors in the reading comprehension of Dual Language Learners and English Speakers: Unified or distinctive models? Taboada Barber, Ana

9 p. 2249-2279
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18 Common core writing and language standards and aligned state assessments: a national survey of teacher beliefs and attitudes Troia, Gary A.
2016
9 p. 1719-1743
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19 Comparative signaling generated for expository texts by 4th–8th graders: variations by text structure strategy instruction, comprehension skill, and signal word Meyer, Bonnie J. F.
2018
9 p. 1937-1968
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20 Concurrent and longitudinal predictors of beginning writing in Chinese: the unique role of copying skills Ye, Yanyan

9 p. 2417-2437
artikel
21 Constructed dialogs reveal skill development in argumentive writing Shi, Yuchen

9 p. 2311-2335
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22 Contents Volume 17 (2004) 2004
9 p. 943-946
4 p.
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23 Contribution of family risk, emergent literacy and environmental protective factors in children’s reading difficulties at the end of second-grade Esmaeeli, Zahra
2019
9 p. 2375-2399
artikel
24 Contributions of phonological processing skills to reading skills in Arabic speaking children Taibah, Nadia J.
2010
9 p. 1019-1042
artikel
25 Correction to: Chinese secondary school students’ reading engagement profiles: associations with reading comprehension Lin, Jiangze

9 p. 2289
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26 Correction to: What do teacher educators know about English spelling? Pittman, Ramona T.

9 p. 2075-2076
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27 Correction to: What do upper‑elementary and middle school teachers know about the processes of text comprehension? Davis, Dennis S.

9 p. 2285
artikel
28 Correction to: Within- and cross-language contributions of morphological awareness to word reading and vocabulary in Chinese–English bilingual learners Tong, Xiuhong
2017
9 p. 2211
artikel
29 Description and interactions of informative text structure knowledge and skills of French-speaking Grade 6 students Turcotte, Catherine
2018
9 p. 2147-2164
artikel
30 Developmental changes in character-complexity and word-length effects when reading Chinese script Su, Yi-Fen
2009
9 p. 1085-1108
artikel
31 Developmental stability and changes in the impact of root consistency on children’s spelling Deacon, S. Hélène
2009
9 p. 1055-1069
artikel
32 Development and validation of instruments to measure Portuguese third graders’ reasons to write and self-efficacy Limpo, Teresa

9 p. 2173-2204
artikel
33 Development of comprehension monitoring in beginner readers Yeomans-Maldonado, Gloria
2017
9 p. 2039-2067
artikel
34 Differential relationships between language skills and working memory in Turkish–Dutch and native-Dutch first-graders from low-income families Bosman, Anna M. T.
2017
9 p. 1945-1964
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35 Differential relationships between RAN performance, behaviour ratings, and executive function measures: Searching for a double dissociation Ronald W. Stringer
2004
9 p. 891-914
24 p.
artikel
36 Does spelling instruction make students better spellers, readers, and writers? A meta-analytic review Graham, Steve
2014
9 p. 1703-1743
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37 do i know its wrong: children’s and adults’ use of unconventional grammar in text messaging Kemp, Nenagh
2014
9 p. 1585-1602
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38 Doing more with less: the impact of lexicon on dual-language learners’ writing Woolpert, Darin
2016
9 p. 1865-1887
artikel
39 Dyslexia heterogeneity: cognitive profiling of Portuguese children with dyslexia Pacheco, Andreia
2014
9 p. 1529-1545
artikel
40 Early prediction of reading comprehension within the simple view framework Catts, Hugh W.
2015
9 p. 1407-1425
artikel
41 Effective practices to enhance immigrant kindergarteners’ second language vocabulary learning through storybook reading Chlapana, Elissavet
2014
9 p. 1619-1640
artikel
42 Effects of collaborative small-group discussions on early adolescents’ social reasoning Lin, Tzu-Jung
2019
9 p. 2223-2249
artikel
43 Effects of oral language and decoding skills on reading comprehension performance across multiple assessments: a longitudinal study Kapalková, Svetlana

9 p. 2345-2372
artikel
44 Effects of removing morphemic information and adding interword spacing on reading in Chinese experienced and inexperienced readers Bassetti, Benedetta
2012
9 p. 2291-2314
artikel
45 Effects of working memory and relevant knowledge on reading texts and infographics Liu, Chia-Yu

9 p. 2319-2343
artikel
46 Erratum to: Improving word reading speed: individual differences interact with a training focus on successes or failures Steenbeek-Planting, Esther G.
2012
9 p. 2315-2318
artikel
47 Examining teachers’ early writing knowledge and practices Bingham, Gary E.

9 p. 2201-2227
artikel
48 Examining the contribution of RAN components to reading fluency, reading comprehension, and spelling in German Huschka, Sina S.

9 p. 2317-2336
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49 Examining the role of vocabulary depth, cross-linguistic transfer, and types of reading measures on the reading comprehension of Latino bilinguals in elementary school Leider, Christine Montecillo
2013
9 p. 1459-1485
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50 Explicit reading strategy instruction or daily use of strategies? Studying the teaching of reading comprehension through naturalistic classroom observation in English L2 Brevik, Lisbeth M.
2019
9 p. 2281-2310
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51 Eye movements in shared book reading with children from kindergarten to Grade 4 Roy-Charland, Annie
2007
9 p. 909-931
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52 Fathers’ and mothers’ home learning environments and children’s early academic outcomes Foster, Tricia D.
2016
9 p. 1845-1863
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53 From knowing to doing: assessing the skills used to teach reading and writing Phelps, Geoffrey

9 p. 2023-2048
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54 General and special education teachers’ knowledge about reading comprehension processes and instructional practices Jakobson, Kristi

9 p. 2229-2256
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55 How do different cognitive and linguistic variables contribute to reading in Arabic? A cross-sectional study from first to sixth grade Asadi, Ibrahim A.
2017
9 p. 1835-1867
artikel
56 How do latent decoding and language predict latent reading comprehension: across two years in grades 5, 7, and 9? Foorman, Barbara R.

9 p. 2281-2309
artikel
57 How do textual features of L2 argumentative essays differ across proficiency levels? A multidimensional cross-sectional study Kim, Jeong-eun
2019
9 p. 2251-2279
artikel
58 Hyphens for disambiguating phrases: effectiveness for young and older adults Anema, Inge
2011
9 p. 2091-2106
artikel
59 Identifying and discriminating expository text structures: An experiment with 4th and 5th grade struggling readers Hebert, Michael
2018
9 p. 2115-2145
artikel
60 Identifying profiles of struggling adult readers: relative strengths and weaknesses in lower-level and higher-level competencies Talwar, Amani

9 p. 2155-2171
artikel
61 “If I point, do they look?”: The impact of attention–orientation strategies on text exploration during shared book reading Roy-Charland, Annie
2015
9 p. 1285-1305
artikel
62 Improving content area reading comprehension of Spanish speaking English learners in Grades 4 and 5 using web-based text structure instruction Wijekumar, Kausalai
2017
9 p. 1969-1996
artikel
63 Improving Hindi decoding skills via a mobile game Bhide, Adeetee
2019
9 p. 2149-2178
artikel
64 Improving the reading of bisyllabic words that involve context-sensitive spelling rules: focus on successes or on failures? Steenbeek-Planting, Esther G.
2013
9 p. 1437-1458
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65 Improving word reading speed: individual differences interact with a training focus on successes or failures Steenbeek-Planting, Esther G.
2011
9 p. 2061-2089
artikel
66 Individual differences in reading comprehension gains from assisted reading practice: pre existing conditions, vocabulary acquisition, and amounts of practice Shany, Michal
2009
9 p. 1071-1083
artikel
67 Inferential comprehension differences between narrative and expository texts: a systematic review and meta-analysis Clinton, Virginia

9 p. 2223-2248
artikel
68 Introduction to the special issue on literacy in Arabic Mahfoudhi, Abdessatar
2011
9 p. 1011-1018
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69 Introduction to the special issue on practitioner knowledge to support reading and writing: new directions and approaches Phillips, Beth M.

9 p. 2015-2022
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70 Investigating profiles of lexical quality in preschool and their contribution to first grade reading Murphy, Kimberly A.
2016
9 p. 1745-1770
artikel
71 Investigating self-regulated study strategies among postsecondary students with and without dyslexia: a diary method study Andreassen, Rune
2017
9 p. 1891-1916
artikel
72 Is typewriting more resources-demanding than handwriting in undergraduate students? Bouriga, Sirine

9 p. 2227-2255
artikel
73 Knowledge and processes that predict proficiency in digital literacy Bulger, Monica E.
2014
9 p. 1567-1583
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74 Language proficiency and early literacy skills of Cantonese-speaking English language learners in the U.S. and Canada Uchikoshi, Yuuko
2011
9 p. 2107-2129
artikel
75 Language skills and reading comprehension in English monolingual and Spanish–English bilingual children in grades 2–5 Silverman, Rebecca D.
2015
9 p. 1381-1405
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76 Learning novel words by ear or by eye? An advantage for lexical inferencing in listening versus reading narratives in fourth grade Geva, Esther
2017
9 p. 1917-1944
artikel
77 Length awareness predicts spelling skills in Finnish Annukka Lehtonen
2004
9 p. 875-890
16 p.
artikel
78 Letter names, letter sounds and phonological awareness:an examination of kindergarten children across lettersand of letters across children Evans, Mary Ann
2006
9 p. 959-989
artikel
79 Lexical properties influencing visual word recognition in Hangul Pae, Hye K.

9 p. 2391-2412
artikel
80 Linguistic awareness and dyslexia beliefs among teachers of students who are blind or visually impaired Gul, Nosheen

9 p. 2109-2129
artikel
81 Literacy skills and online research and comprehension: struggling readers face difficulties online Kanniainen, Laura
2019
9 p. 2201-2222
artikel
82 Low-skilled adult readers look like typically developing child readers: a comparison of reading skills and eye movement behavior Barnes, Adrienne E.
2016
9 p. 1889-1914
artikel
83 Minding morphology: How morphological awareness relates to reading for English language learners Goodwin, Amanda P.
2012
9 p. 1387-1415
artikel
84 Monitoring elementary students’ writing progress using curriculum-based measures: grade and gender differences McMaster, Kristen L.
2017
9 p. 2069-2091
artikel
85 Motivational predictors of reading comprehension in middle school: Role of self-efficacy and growth mindsets Cho, Eunsoo

9 p. 2337-2355
artikel
86 Multiple dimensions of affix spelling complexity: analyzing the performance of children with dyslexia and typically developing controls Schiff, Rachel

9 p. 2373-2407
artikel
87 Name writing but not environmental print recognition is related to letter-sound knowledge and phonological awareness in pre-readers Blair, Rebecca
2006
9 p. 991-1016
artikel
88 Nicholson, T. (2005). The Phonics Handbook. London. Whurr Publishers Greaney, Keith
2007
9 p. 945-946
artikel
89 On the benefits of bi-literacy: just a head start in reading or specific orthographic insights? Schwartz, Mila
2007
9 p. 905-927
artikel
90 Orthographic skills important to Chinese literacy development: the role of radical representation and orthographic memory of radicals Yeung, Pui-sze
2016
9 p. 1935-1958
artikel
91 Perceptual span in reading Aksharic Kannada Pandey, Aparna

9 p. 2499-2521
artikel
92 Phonological and sensory short-term memory are correlates and both affected in developmental dyslexia Laasonen, Marja
2012
9 p. 2247-2273
artikel
93 Pilot study of online training modules to improve speech-language pathology students’ explicit syntax knowledge Brimo, Danielle

9 p. 2155-2175
artikel
94 Preschool predictors of dyslexia status in Chinese first graders with high or low familial risk Ho, Connie Suk-han
2014
9 p. 1673-1701
artikel
95 Processing of expository and narrative texts by low- and high-comprehending children Kraal, Astrid
2017
9 p. 2017-2040
artikel
96 Profiles of warm engagement and cold evaluation in multiple-document comprehension Strømsø, Helge I.

9 p. 2337-2359
artikel
97 Progressive treatment and self-assessment: effects on students’ automatisation of grammatical spelling and self-efficacy beliefs Reybroeck, Marie Van
2017
9 p. 1965-1985
artikel
98 Promise and feasibility of teaching expository text structure: a primary grade pilot study Al Otaiba, Stephanie
2017
9 p. 1997-2015
artikel
99 Rapid naming speed and reading across languages that vary in orthographic consistency Georgiou, George K.
2007
9 p. 885-903
artikel
100 Reading and spelling acquisition in Thai children Winskel, Heather
2009
9 p. 1021-1053
artikel
101 Reading argumentative texts: comprehension and evaluation goals and outcomes Diakidoy, Irene-Anna N.
2017
9 p. 1869-1890
artikel
102 Reading development in an orthographically regular language: effects of length, frequency, lexicality and global processing ability Zoccolotti, Pierluigi
2008
9 p. 1053-1079
artikel
103 Reading development in European Portuguese: relationships between oral reading fluency, vocabulary and reading comprehension Fernandes, Sandra
2017
9 p. 1987-2007
artikel
104 Reading in multiple Arabics: effects of diglossia and orthography Abu-Liel, Aula Khatteb

9 p. 2291-2316
artikel
105 Reading intervention research with emergent bilingual students: a meta-analysis Graham, Steve

9 p. 2433-2464
artikel
106 Reading, linguistic, and metacognitive skills: are they reciprocally related past the first school years? Rodrigues, Bruna

9 p. 2251-2273
artikel
107 Reading with meaning: the contributions of meaning-related variables at the word and subword levels to early Chinese reading comprehension Zhang, Juan
2011
9 p. 2183-2203
artikel
108 Relations Between Dialect Variation, Grammar, and Early Spelling Skills Terry, Nicole Patton
2006
9 p. 907-931
artikel
109 Reliability and validity of the CTOPP Elision and Blending Words subtests for struggling adult readers Nanda, Alice O.
2014
9 p. 1603-1618
artikel
110 Should the Simple View of Reading Include a Fluency Component? Adlof, Suzanne M.
2006
9 p. 933-958
artikel
111 Simplifying informational text structure for struggling readers Arfé, Barbara
2017
9 p. 2191-2210
artikel
112 Spelling development in Hong Kong early Chinese–English literacy learners Ye, Yanyan

9 p. 2523-2547
artikel
113 Spelling performance of English consonants among students whose first language is Arabic Allaith, Zainab A.
2011
9 p. 1089-1110
artikel
114 Strategy effects on word searching in Japanese letter fluency tests: evidence from the NIRS findings Hatta, Takeshi
2008
9 p. 1041-1052
artikel
115 Strategy instruction in writing for adult literacy learners MacArthur, Charles A.
2008
9 p. 1021-1039
artikel
116 Teachers’ content knowledge about oral language: measure development and evidence of initial validity Piasta, Shayne B.

9 p. 2131-2153
artikel
117 Teachers’ implicit theories of learning to read: A cross-cultural study in Ibero-American countries Jiménez, Juan E.
2015
9 p. 1355-1379
artikel
118 Teaching Chinese characters to first and second graders during the first covid-19 school closure in China: an observational study Zhou, Ziyu

9 p. 2465-2498
artikel
119 Text structure instruction: the research is moving forward Williams, Joanna P.
2018
9 p. 1923-1935
artikel
120 The anatomy of the RAN-reading relationship Georgiou, George K.
2016
9 p. 1793-1815
artikel
121 The cognitive profile of adult dyslexics and its relation to their reading abilities Beidas, Hanin
2013
9 p. 1487-1515
artikel
122 The contribution of early home literacy activities to first grade reading and writing achievements in Arabic Aram, Dorit
2013
9 p. 1517-1536
artikel
123 The contribution of morphological awareness to reading comprehension in early stages of reading Vaknin-Nusbaum, Vered
2016
9 p. 1915-1934
artikel
124 The contributions of separate pinyin skills and oral vocabulary to Chinese word reading of U.S. Mandarin immersion third graders Ju, Zhongkui

9 p. 2439-2459
artikel
125 The development of reading and spelling abilities in the first 3 years of learning Arabic Mohamed, Wessam
2010
9 p. 1043-1060
artikel
126 The differential roles of paired associate learning in Chinese and English word reading abilities in bilingual children Chow, Bonnie Wing-Yin
2014
9 p. 1657-1672
artikel
127 The effect of the number of syllables on handwriting production Lambert, Eric
2007
9 p. 859-883
artikel
128 The effect of written scripts’ dissimilarity over ventral and dorsal reading pathway: combined fMRI & DTI study Kumar, Uttam
2019
9 p. 2311-2325
artikel
129 The effects of dialect awareness instruction on nonmainstream American English speakers Johnson, Lakeisha
2017
9 p. 2009-2038
artikel
130 The efficacy of Collaborative Strategic Reading in middle school science and social studies classes Boardman, Alison G.
2015
9 p. 1257-1283
artikel
131 The influence of decodability in early reading text on reading achievement: a review of the evidence Cheatham, Jennifer P.
2011
9 p. 2223-2246
artikel
132 The influence of reading and writing habits associated with education on the neuropsychological performance of Brazilian adults Pawlowski, Josiane
2012
9 p. 2275-2289
artikel
133 The links between grammar and spelling: A cognitive hurdle in deep orthographies? Holger Juul
2004
9 p. 915-942
28 p.
artikel
134 The relation of knowledge of textual integration devices to expository text comprehension under different assessment conditions Sánchez, Emilio
2008
9 p. 1081-1108
artikel
135 The relationship between early elementary teachers’ instructional practices and theoretical orientations and students’ growth in writing Ritchey, Kristen D.
2015
9 p. 1333-1354
artikel
136 The relationship between language and reading in bilingual English-Arabic children Farran, Lama K.
2011
9 p. 2153-2181
artikel
137 The relationship between language dominance and pre-reading skills in young bilingual children in Egypt Tahan, Sandy
2011
9 p. 1061-1087
artikel
138 The role of teacher behavior in adolescents’ intrinsic reading motivation Naeghel, Jessie De
2014
9 p. 1547-1565
artikel
139 The role text structure inference skill plays for eighth graders’ expository text comprehension Welie, Camille
2017
9 p. 2065-2094
artikel
140 Tracking the mind during writing: immediacy, delayed, and anticipatory effects on pauses and writing rate Maggio, Severine
2011
9 p. 2131-2151
artikel
141 Understanding the keystroke log: the effect of writing task on keystroke features Conijn, Rianne
2019
9 p. 2353-2374
artikel
142 Unrecognized cultural conventions for assessing word reading that affect research and practice Fletcher-Flinn, Claire M.
2014
9 p. 1641-1655
artikel
143 Using latent transition analysis to identify effects of an intelligent tutoring system on reading comprehension of seventh-grade students Ji, Xuejun Ryan
2018
9 p. 2095-2113
artikel
144 Using new vocabulary in writing: Exploring how word and learner characteristics relate to the likelihood that writers use newly taught vocabulary Dobbs, Christina L.
2016
9 p. 1817-1843
artikel
145 Using the MULTILIT literacy instruction program with children who have Down syndrome Lim, Lisa
2019
9 p. 2179-2200
artikel
146 Visual and orthographic information in learning to read and the influence of phonics instruction Thompson, G. Brian
2007
9 p. 859-884
artikel
147 Visuospatial memory uniquely predicts Chinese reading comprehension in Hong Kong typically developing kindergarteners Pan, Jue

9 p. 2205-2221
artikel
148 Vocabulary, text coverage, word frequency and the lexical threshold in elementary school reading comprehension Ludewig, Ulrich

9 p. 2409-2431
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149 What are the underlying skills of silent reading acquisition? A developmental study from kindergarten to the 2nd grade Bar-Kochva, Irit
2012
9 p. 1417-1436
artikel
150 What do teacher educators know about English spelling? Pittman, Ramona T.

9 p. 2049-2074
artikel
151 What do teachers know about dyslexia? It’s complicated! Peltier, Tiffany K.

9 p. 2077-2107
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152 What do upper-elementary and middle school teachers know about the processes of text comprehension? Davis, Dennis S.

9 p. 2257-2283
artikel
153 What knowledge do early childhood teachers use during literacy instruction? Using stimulated recall to investigate an unexplored phenomenon Schachter, Rachel E.

9 p. 2177-2200
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154 Writing informational text using provided information and text structures: an intervention for upper elementary struggling writers Hebert, Michael
2018
9 p. 2165-2190
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155 Writing motivational incentives of middle school emergent bilingual students Camping, April

9 p. 2361-2390
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156 Writing-to-Learn in Elementary Classrooms: A National Survey of U.S. Teachers Gillespie Rouse, Amy

9 p. 2381-2415
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