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Reading Research Quarterly

2007 Volume 42, Number 3

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Number of articles: 3

  1. Enhancing Adolescent Literacy Achievement through Integration of Technology in the Classroom

    Betty J. Sternberg, Karen A. Kaplan & Jennifer E. Borck

    Adolescent literacy achievement across the United States is in crisis. More than eight million students in grades 4 to 12 are identified as struggling readers. These students, who perform below... More

    pp. 416-420

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  2. Recommendations for Research to Improve Reading Achievement for African American Students

    Lamont A. Flowers

    There is little debate among researchers, policymakers, and educational stakeholders that reading achievement among African American students is an important issue (Strickland, 1994). While several... More

    pp. 424-428

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  3. Second-Language Issues and Multiculturalism

    Christine A. Mallozzi & Jacquelynn A. Malloy

    This article presents the reports from the international research correspondents (IRCs) on the topic of second-language issues and multiculturalism through an informal polling using a questionnaire... More

    pp. 430-436

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