Reading comprehension.
Overview
| Works: | 34 works in 6 publications in 6 languages | |
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Multilingual text comprehension = cognitive, developmental, and educational aspects /
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Train your brain for success : = read smarter, remember more, and break your own records /
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Exercise your college reading skills : = developing more powerful comprehension /
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I read it, but I don't get it = comprehension strategies for adolescent readers /
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Reading with meaning = teaching comprehension in the primary grades /
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Children's comprehension problems in oral and written language = a cognitive perspective /
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Vocabulary acquisition : = implications for reading comprehension /
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Reading comprehension = assisting children with learning difficulties /
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Spoofing and proofing the classics = literature-based activities to develop critical reading skills and grammatical knowledge /
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Fostering comprehension in English classes : = beyond the basics /
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Effective practice for adolescents with reading and literacy challenges
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Building reading comprehension habits in grades 6-12 : = a toolkit of classroom activities /
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Comprehension shouldn't be silent : = from strategy instruction to student independence /
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Reciprocal teaching at work : = powerful strategies and lessons for improving reading comprehension /
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Lexical inferencing in a first and second language = cross-linguistic dimensions /
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Children's reading of film and visual literacy in the primary curriculum = a progression framework model /
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