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Literacy programs

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Literacy tutoring that works

Cynthia A. Lassonde, Janet C. Richards

2009

Informed Choices for Struggling Adolescent Readers

Donald D. Deshler

2007

Improving literacy and numeracy

Claus A. Moser

1999

What we know about acquisition of adult literacy

Helen Abadzi

1994

Creating Room to Read

Wood, John

2012

The story road to literacy

Rita Roth

2006

Shaping Illinois' workforce

Illinois. Office of Secretary of State. Literacy Office

1991

Literacy

Jennifer Sweeney

2012

Illiteracy

Sean M. Grady

1994

The Intergenerational transfer of cognitive skills

Micheal J. Beeler, Thomas G. Sticht, Barbara A. McDonald

1992

Library Tree

Deborah Cowley

2013

Leading a successful reading program

Nancy Devries Guth, Stephanie Stephens Pettengill

2005

Promoting Early Language and Literacy Development

Joy Fopiano, Nancy Marano, Nnandi Ighuebu et al.

2008

GED connection language arts

Lisa Moore

2001

Daye and Knight

Patricia Cox

1992

Taking the lead on adolescent literacy

Judith L. Irvin

2010

Nurture the Heart, Feed the World

Leon Hesser

2004

Starbrand and Nightmask

Greg Weisman

2016

Literacy, a family affair ... parents, infants, toddlers

A. June Atkins

1992

Developing literacy programs for homeless adults

Joye A. Norris

1992

Basic level literacy programs for english-speaking and non-english-speaking adults

Catherine Blakemore

2016

Working with faculty to design undergraduate information literacy programs

Rosemary Young

1999

Help a child learn to read

Judy Cheatham

1998

ESL literacy instruction

Lee Gunderson

1991

Promote reading through booktalks

Carol Littlejohn

2002

Signature reading

McGraw-Hill - Jamestown Education

2004

A vote for murder

Donald Bain

2004

Solving the reading riddle

Rita Soltan

2010

Adult Learners Welcome Here

Marguerite Crowley Weibel

2007

Freedom writing

Rhea Estelle Lathan

2015

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