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Places Around the World Level 10 (Early Readers from TIME For Kids) (Early Readers)

RICE

2004

Reading comprehension

Nancy Mills

2008

Happy Holidays! Level 9 (Early Readers from TIME For Kids) (Early Readers)

RICE

2004

A guide for planning and implementing instruction for adults

John M. Dirkx

1997

Practice multiple-choice papers

Roslyn Whitley Willis

2007

Supported literacy for adolescents

Catherine Cobb Morocco

2008

Enabling consumer and entrepreneurial literacy in subsistence marketplaces

Madhu Viswanathan, S. Gajendiran, R. Venkatesan

2008

Hot dogs & hamburgers

Rob Shindler

2012

Lively discussions!

Janice F. Almasi, Linda B. Gambrell

1994

Buttons buttons

Rozanne Lanczak Williams

1994

Tracking Adult Literacy and Numeracy Skills

Rder/Bynner

2008

Clear Thinking and Writing

John Langan

2010

Adult literacy

Anabel P. Newman

1990

How to pass adult numeracy

Julie Wilson

2004

RaW voices

Vanessa Feltz

2008

Next Chapter Book Club

Thomas R. Fish

2009

Literacy for Childcare Students

June Green

2003

PISA What Makes School Systems Perform?

OECD. Published by : OECD Publishing

2004

The Sea Level 7

RICE

2004

What we know about acquisition of adult literacy

Helen Abadzi

1994

Get Set for Space Level 7 (Early Readers from TIME For Kids) (Early Readers)

RICE

2004

Water Level 4

RICE

2004

Hand Made Level 7 (Early Readers from TIME For Kids) (Early Readers)

RICE

2004

I Can Read (Emergent Reader Books Series)

Rozanne Lanczak Williams

1994

Illiteracy

David Harman

1987

OECD Skills Studies Skills Matter Further Results from the Survey of Adult Skills

2016

Developing Literacy Skills in the Early Years

Hilary White

2005

Functional Literacy

Ludo Verhoeven

1994

Adult literacy as social practice

Uta Papen

2005

Functional skills English level 1

Heather Gregson

2015

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