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Date: 2013-07-12 17:41:01
Applied linguistics
Educational psychology
Pedagogy
Literacy
Reading comprehension
Critical literacy
Whole language
Critical thinking
Learning to read
Education
Reading
Learning

Reading as thinking: “Critically” constructing meaning of text — Mary Abbott, Project manager, The Critical Thinking Consortium THE CONSTANT SEARCH bias

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