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Date: 2012-09-21 22:01:36
Reading
Education
Academia
Applied linguistics
Learning
Education in the United States
Phonics
Writing systems
Reading comprehension
National Reading Panel
Nell K. Duke
Socioeconomic status

Improving Reading in the Primary Grades Improving Reading in the Primary Grades Nell K. Duke and Meghan K. Block Summary Almost fifteen years have passed since the publication of the National Research Council’s

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