1973
DOI: 10.2307/746956
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Summary of Investigations Relating to Reading, July 1, 1972, to June 30, 1973

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“…In response to shifts in our definitions of reading failure, new journals started to publish studies of reading failure among the learning-disabled, and by 1980, these journals were publishing more reports on reading failure than were journals long associated exclusively with reading (Weintraub, Smith, Roser, & Kibby, 1981). These two broad categories today define the participants in two programs of extraordinary instructional services, administered by separate agencies at both federal and state levels.…”
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“…In response to shifts in our definitions of reading failure, new journals started to publish studies of reading failure among the learning-disabled, and by 1980, these journals were publishing more reports on reading failure than were journals long associated exclusively with reading (Weintraub, Smith, Roser, & Kibby, 1981). These two broad categories today define the participants in two programs of extraordinary instructional services, administered by separate agencies at both federal and state levels.…”
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“…The issue of how well children are learning to read seems to occupy a secure place on the professional agenda, judging by the steadily increasing number of publications concerned with this issue (Weintraub et al, 1981). The issue of how well children are learning to read seems to occupy a secure place on the professional agenda, judging by the steadily increasing number of publications concerned with this issue (Weintraub et al, 1981).…”
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confidence: 99%