What Really Matters for Struggling Readers: Designing Research-Based Programs

Richard L. Allington

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Reading and Literacy Development Literacy and Educational Practices Educational Methods and Media Use

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1. Reading Instruction in American Schools. 2. What Really Matters: Kids Need to Read a Lot. 3. Kids Need Books They Can Read. 4. Kids Need to Learn to Read Fluently. 5. Kids Need to Develop Thoughtful Literacy. 6. Where to Begin: Instruction for Struggling Readers. 7.Afterword. Bibliography. Index.

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