Readers.
Overview
| Works: | 161 works in 27 publications in 27 languages | |
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Building on basics : = a thematic approach to reading comprehension /
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Building understanding : = a thematic approach to reading comprehension /
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Readers' Processing of Narrative Perspective: an Investigation of the Role of Grammatical Person and Focalization.
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Reading Strategy Intervention and Reading Comprehension Success in Bilingual Readers.
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Individual Differences in Second Language Reading Efficiency in Different-Script Bilinguals = = הבדלים בין-אישיים ביעילות הקריאה בשפה שנייה בקרב דו-לשוניים הדוברים שפות עם מערכות כתב שונות.
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Evaluating the Missing-Letter Effect in Proficient Spanish-English Bilinguals.
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Absent Mothers, Guiding Sisters and Proper Ladies : = Familial Female Dynamics in Jane Austen's Novels = אמהות נעדרות, אחיות מנחות וגברות מהוגנות: דינמיקה משפחתית נשית ברומנים של ג'יין אוסטן.
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Cause & effect : = intermediate reading practice /. 2
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Jazz chants : = rhythms of American English for students of English as a second language /
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Interludes : = selected American short stories for advanced students of EFL /
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Fictional flights : = an anthology of short stories for nonnative speakers of English /
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Sentence structure : = a communicative course using story squares /
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Highlights of American literature : = based upon a core manuscript by Dr. Carl Bode, University of Maryland /
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Six-way paragraphs : = 100 passages for developing the six essential categories for comprehension /
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Reading for Enlightenment in the Beginning of Philosophical Transactions.
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Avoiding Miscomprehension: A Metacognitive Perspective for How Readers Identify and Overcome Comprehension Failure.
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