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Literacy programs

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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

National literacy campaigns

Harvey J. Graff, Robert F. Arnove

1987

Drat That Cat!

Gerald Rose

1997

Lily

Adele Geras

2007

Closing the literacy gap

Thomas G. Gunning

2005

Life's literacy lessons

Steven L. Layne

2001

Learning to question

Paulo Freire, Antonio Faundez

1989

Supported literacy for adolescents

Catherine Cobb Morocco

2008

Enabling consumer and entrepreneurial literacy in subsistence marketplaces

Madhu Viswanathan, S. Gajendiran, R. Venkatesan

2008

Why children can't read

Diane McGuinness

1998

Literacy, power and democracy in Mozambique

Judith Marshall

1993

Teaching all the children

Diane Lapp

2004

Evaluation of adult library literacy programs

Douglas Zweizig

1990

Literacy for life

Don Rutledge

1991

Summer Reading: Closing the Rich/Poor Reading Achievement Gap (Language and Literacy Series)

Anne McGill-Franzen, Richard L. Allington

2013

Four corners fluent stage pack

Cynthia Benjamin

2004

Changing faces of adult literacy, language and numeracy

Mary Hamilton

2006

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

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