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Sight Words for Beginning Readers

Wayne OttoWisconsin Research and Development Center for Cognitive Learning
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Robert ChesterWisconsin Research and Development Center for Cognitive Learning
Pages 435-443 | Published online: 22 Jan 2015

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JamesF. Baumann, DaleD. Johnson & AldenJ. Moe. (1984) AN EXTENDED BASIC SIGHT VOCABULARY FOR THE PRIMARY GRADES. Reading Psychology 5:1-2, pages 39-53.
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Carol M. Reich & Peter A. Reich. (1979) The Construction of an Orally Based Sight-Word Vocabulary List and Its Relationship to the Vocabularies of Beginning Readers. The Journal of Educational Research 72:4, pages 198-204.
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JohnN. Mangieri. (1978) Dolch list revisited. Reading World 18:1, pages 91-95.
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JerryL. Johns. (1978) The revised dolch list: Data and rationale. Reading World 18:1, pages 22-26.
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EdwardF. Ansello. (1977) AGE AND AGEISM IN CHILDREN'S FIRST LITERATURE. Educational Gerontology 2:3, pages 255-274.
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JerryL. Johns. (1976) Some comparisons between the dolch basic sight vocabulary and the word list for the 1970's∗ . Reading World 15:3, pages 144-150.
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Wayne Otto, Robert Chester & Mary Mehling. (1974) Further Validation of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Sight Word List. The Journal of Educational Research 67:8, pages 363-365.
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Robert Chester & Wayne Otto. (1974) Children’s Sight Words—Printed Materials or Oral Production. The Journal of Educational Research 67:6, pages 247-252.
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Jaesung Lee, Chang Ha Lee, Dae-Won Kim & Bo-Yeong Kang. (2017) Smartphone-Assisted Pronunciation Learning Technique for Ambient Intelligence. IEEE Access 5, pages 312-325.
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Wayne B. Dickerson. 2015. The Handbook of English Pronunciation. The Handbook of English Pronunciation 488 504 .
Rick Steinheiser & John T. Guthrie. (2016) Perceptual and Linguistic Processing of Letters and Words by Normal and Disabled Readers. Journal of Reading Behavior 9:3, pages 217-225.
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