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Duncan, Sam. Reading aloud in Lewisham: an exploration of adult reading-aloud practices. 49(2), pp. 84-90.
Magnifico, Alecia Marie; Curwood, Jen Scott and Lammers, Jayne C. Words on the Screen: broadening analyses of interactions among fan-fiction writers and reviewers. 49(3), pp. 158-67.
Skaar, Håvard. Writing and pseudo-writing from Internet-based sources: Implications for learning and assessment. 49(2), pp. 69-76.
Wiltse, Lynne. Not just ‘sunny days’: Aboriginal students connect out-of-school literacy resources with school literacy practices. 49(2), pp. 60-68.
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Duff, Fiona., Mengoni, Silvana E., Bailey, Alison M. and Snowling, Margaret J. Validity and Sensitivity of the Phonics Screening Check: Implications for Practice. 38(2), pp. 109-123.
Hume, Laura E., Lonigan, Christopher J. and McQueen, Jessica D. Children’s Literacy Interest and its Relation to Parents’ Literacy-Promoting Practices. 38(2), pp. 172-193.
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Rautenberg, Iris. The Effects of Musical Training towards the Decoding Skills of German-speaking Primary School Children. 38(1), pp. 1-17.
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