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THE EVOLUTION OF A RESEARCH DESIGN: A CASE STUDY IN CONTENT READING

Karen M. Feathers Indiana University, Bloomington
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Frederick R. Smith Indiana University, Bloomington
Pages 279-287 | Published online: 03 Aug 2006

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JoanG. Carson, NancyD. Chase, SandraU. Gibson & MarianF. Hargrove. (1992) Literacy demands of the undergraduate curriculum. Reading Research and Instruction 31:4, pages 25-50.
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KarenM. Feathers & JaneH. White. (1987) Learning to learn: Case studies of the process. Reading Research and Instruction 26:4, pages 264-274.
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Patricia L. Carrell & Joan G. Carson. (1997) Extensive and intensive reading in an EAP setting. English for Specific Purposes 16:1, pages 47-60.
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