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Theory Into Practice Volume 28, 1989 - Issue 4: Perspectives On Basal Readers
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Abandoning the basal: Some aspects of the change process

Bess Altwerger Associate professor of education, Towson State University, Baltimore, MD
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Barbara Flores Associate professor of education, California State University, San Bernadino
Pages 288-294 | Published online: 05 Nov 2009

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Brian Street. (2013) Literacy in Theory and Practice: Challenges and Debates Over 50 Years. Theory Into Practice 52:sup1, pages 52-62.
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GaryB. Moorman, WilliamE. Blanton & ThomasM. Mclaughlin. (1992) EDITORIAL COMMENT: GUEST EDITORIAL THE RHETORIC OF WHOLE LANGUAGE: PART TWO. Reading Psychology 13:3, pages 3-15.
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Carole Edelsky. (2016) Whose Agenda Is This Anyway? A Response to McKenna, Robinson, and Miller. Educational Researcher 19:8, pages 7-11.
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