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The darker side of the Renaissance

Walter Mignolo

1995

The explicit teaching of reading

Joelie Hancock

1999

Multiple Intelligences of Reading and Writing

Thomas Armstrong

2003

Learning to read and write

Giyoo Hatano, Margaret Harris

1999

Reading engagement

John T. Guthrie, Allan Wigfield

1997

ABC

Ivan Illich

1988

Cultural Literacy

E. D. Hirsch

1987

Literacy and popular culture

Vincent, David

1989

Teaching content reading and writing

Martha Rapp Ruddell

1993

Signs of diaspora/diaspora of signs

Grey Gundaker

1998

Under the Whole Language Umbrella

Alan D. Flurkey, Richard J. Meyer

1994

Literacy, schooling, and revolution

Colin Lankshear

1987

Literacy through literature

Terry D. Johnson

1987

Lollards and reformers

Margaret Aston

1984

The Acquisition of literacy

Bambi B. Schieffelin, Perry Gilmore, Bambi Schieffelin

1986

The Growth of English Schooling, 1340-1548: Learning, Literacy, and Laicization in Pre-Reformation York Diocese

Jo Ann Hoeppner Moran

1985

Rewriting literacy

Kathleen Weiler, Candace Mitchell

1991

Teaching Children to Be Literate

Ula C. Manzo, Anthony V. Manzo

1995

The causes of progress

Emmanuel Todd

1987

Emergent literacy

William H. Teale, Elizabeth Sulzby

1986

Changing Minds

Andrea diSessa

2000

Literacy in the New Media Age (Literacies)

Gunther Kress

2003

Illiteracy

David Harman

1987

Raising a reader

Paul Kropp

1996

Your rights as a consumer

Marc R. Lieberman

1994

Getting reading right from the start

Elfrieda H. Hiebert, Barbara M. Taylor

1994

Before novels

J. Paul Hunter

1990

Adult literacy as social practice

Uta Papen

2005

Leading a successful reading program

Nancy Devries Guth, Stephanie Stephens Pettengill

2005

Teachers and technoliteracy

Colin Lankshear, Colin Lanksheer, Ilana Snyder et al.

2000

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