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Explode the Code

2016

Communication Circuit

June Baker

1984

Reading all over the world

Liz Twist

2003

English L2 Reading

Barbara M. Birch

2002

How to read a page

I. A. Richards

1959

Meet the press

Janice Abbott

1981

Understanding reading

Frank Smith

1978

Goldilocks

John Jackman

2000

Content area reading and learning

Diane Lapp, Nancy Farnan, Dr. James Flood

1995

Differentiated instructional strategies for reading in the content areas

Rita S. King, Carolyn Chapman

2003

Reading Power, Second Edition

Beatrice S. Mikulecky

1998

Teaching content reading and writing

Martha Rapp Ruddell

1993

Illinois test prep practice test book

Test Master Press Illinois Staff

2011

Teaching reading comprehension

P. David Pearson

1978

Read for your life

Julia Reed Palmer

1974

Across the Oregon Trail

Susan Brocker

2001

Teaching reading vocabulary

Dale D. Johnson

1978

Stages of reading development

Jeanne S. Chall, Jeanne Sternlicht Chall

1983

The six-minute solution

Gail N. Adams

2007

Help! My College Students Can't Read

Amelia Leighton Gamel

2015

Group/Guided Reading Notes, Stage 2

Roderick Hunt, Thelma Page, Alex Brychta

2011

Summer study

Flash Kids Editors

2016

The Letter N Easy Reader

SUSAN B. BRUCKNER

2004

Reading with phonics

Julie Hay

1948

Preventing reading failure

Jeannette Jansky

1972

Phonics they use

Patricia Marr Cunningham

1995

Reading diagnosis and remediation in classroom and clinic

Lois A. Bader

1980

A Treatise of Practical Geometry: In Three Parts

David Gregory, Pre -1801 Imprint Collection (Library of Congress)

1761

How a Frog Grows

Celia Benton

2003

Month-by-Month Phonics and Vocabulary, Grade 5

Patricia Marr Cunningham, Karen L. Loman, Amanda B. Arens

2008

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