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Questioning Research: Distinguishing Incredible Reading Research Claims From More Credible (and Useful) Findings

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Evidence-based literacy instruction is critical to student success, but without a sound understanding of the science behind the science of reading (SOR), successful implementation of a program rooted in research can be difficult…

Tips for approaching science-based claims in literacy education with a critical eye. [Article; 2 pages]

Author(s): George Hruby


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