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21. Workshop on the Catholic Curriculum and Basic Reading Instruction in Elementary Education (1952 : Catholic University of America) The Catholic curriculum and basic reading instruction in elementary education Washington: Catholic University of America Press; 1953

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22. Direct instruction approach

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Education--Theory and practice of education--Teaching (Principles and practice)--Reading (General)--Special teaching methods--Direct instruction approach ; Direct instruction approach (Reading)
23. Reading Conference, Pennsylvania State University, 1963 Improving reading instruction University Park: Pennsylvania State University; may be purchased from the Reading Center; [1964]

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24. Borron, Elizabeth Willesford Mills A mother's reminiscences of a course of reading and instruction London: J. Rickerby; 1839

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25. Smith, Nila Banton Reading instruction for today's children Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall; c1980

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26. Hall, Anna Maria (Fielding) "Mrs. S. C. Hall," 1800-1881, ed Sharpe's London magazine of entertainment and instruction, for general reading London: T. B. Sharpe [etc.]; 1846-

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27. Dept. of Labor training service Gen'l. Elec. Co. Fort Wayne blue pt. reading instruction [between 1918 and 1928]

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28. Hillerich, Robert L., 1927- The principal's guide to improving reading instruction Boston: Allyn and Bacon; c1983

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29. Barnard, Douglas P. Principal's handbook to improve reading instruction Lexington, Mass: Ginn; c1982

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30. De Santi, Roger J. Teachers' needs and concerns regarding reading instruction Lanham, MD: University Press of America; c1983

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31. Smith, Nila Banton Reading instruction for today's children Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall; [1963]

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32. Miss Delano's office at the Red Cross Building, Washington, D.C. Reading left to right, back row: Miss Sara Addison; Miss Harriette S. Douglas; Miss Vashti Bartlett; Miss Virginia Ward; Miss Anna Reeves; Miss Maury Carter, Miss Lucy Minniegerode; Miss Katrina Hertzer. Seated left to right. Miss Helen Scott Hay, Dir. Bureau of Nurses' Aids and Instruction; Miss Clara D. Noyes, Dir., Bureau of Field Nursing Service; Miss Jane A. Delano, Dir. Department of Nursing; Miss Agnes G. Deans, Assistant Miss Delano; Miss Annie W. Kerr, Dir. Bureau of Nurses' Enrollment August 1918 [date received]

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33. Borron, Elizabeth Willesford (Mills), Mrs A mother's reminiscences of a course of reading and instruction London: J. Rickerby; 1839

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34. Sheldon, E. A. (Edward Austin), 1823-1897 Teacher's manual of instruction in reading New York: Scribner, Armstrong, and company; [c1875]

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35. Knowles, Elizabeth, 1946- Differentiating reading instruction through children's literature Santa Barbara, Calif: Libraries Unlimited/ABC-CLIO; c2009

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36. Barbe, Walter Burke, 1926- Educator's guide to personalized reading instruction Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall; [1961]

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37. Sucher, Floyd The principal's role in improving reading instruction Springfield, Ill: Thomas; c1980

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38. Lavy, Victor Do differences in school's instruction time explain international achievement gaps in math, science, and reading? Cambridge, MA: National Bureau of Economic Research; c2010

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39. National Reading Panel (U.S.) Evidence-based reading instruction Newark, Del: International Reading Association; c2002

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40. Horn, Thomas D. A study of the effects of intensive oral-aural English language instruction, oral-aural Spanish language instruction and non-oral-aural instruction on reading readiness in grade one Austin: University of Texas; 1966

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