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A qualitative assessment of first graders' retelling of expository text

Pages 1-13 | Published online: 28 Jan 2010

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Sara E. Witmer, Nell K. Duke, Alison K. Billman & Joseph Betts. (2014) Using Assessment to Improve Early Elementary Students’ Knowledge and Skills for Comprehending Informational Text. Journal of Applied School Psychology 30:3, pages 223-253.
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Scott K. Baker, Lana Edwards Santoro, David J. Chard, Hank Fien, Yonghan Park & Janet Otterstedt. (2013) An Evaluation of an Explicit Read Aloud Intervention Taught in Whole-Classroom Formats In First Grade. The Elementary School Journal 113:3, pages 331-358.
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Rebecca R. Norman. (2011) Reading the graphics: what is the relationship between graphical reading processes and student comprehension?. Reading and Writing 25:3, pages 739-774.
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Barbara Culatta, Kendra M. Hall-Kenyon & Sharon Black. (2010) Teaching Expository Comprehension Skills in Early Childhood Classrooms. Topics in Language Disorders 30:4, pages 323-338.
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Kendra M. Hall & Brenda L. Sabey. (2007) Focus on the Facts: Using Informational Texts Effectively in Early Elementary Classrooms. Early Childhood Education Journal 35:3, pages 261-268.
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Janice F. Almasi, Keli Garas‐York & Lynn Shanahan. (2006) Qualitative Research on Text Comprehension and the Report of the National Reading Panel. The Elementary School Journal 107:1, pages 37-66.
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Joanna P. Williams, Kendra M. Hall, Kristen D. Lauer, K. Brooke Stafford, Laura A. DeSisto & John S. deCani. (2005) Expository Text Comprehension in the Primary Grade Classroom.. Journal of Educational Psychology 97:4, pages 538-550.
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Sylvia Read. (2005) First and Second Graders Writing Informational Text. The Reading Teacher 59:1, pages 36-44.
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Kendra M. Hall, Janet C. Markham & Barbara Culatta. (2016) The Development of the Early Expository Comprehension Assessment (EECA). Communication Disorders Quarterly 26:4, pages 195-206.
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