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Do teachers who read personally use recommended literacy practices in their classrooms?

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Matt Thomas, Yuankun Yao, Katherine Landau Wright & David Kreiner. (2023) Teachers as Readers: Baseline Profile Types with Regard to Skills, Habits, and Dispositions. Reading Psychology 44:8, pages 1005-1029.
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María Constanza Errázuriz, Liliana Fuentes, Andrea Cocio, Omar Davison, Rukmini Becerra & Paula Aguilar. (2020) ¿Comprendemos más los textos si nos gusta leer?: Actitudes y desempeños lectores del estudiantado de escuelas públicas de la Araucanía, Chile. Revista Brasileira de Linguística Aplicada 20:3, pages 549-589.
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Servet Altan & Jennie Farber Lane. (2018) Teachers' narratives: A source for exploring the influences of teachers' significant life experiences on their dispositions and teaching practices. Teaching and Teacher Education 74, pages 238-248.
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Iris Vansteelandt, Suzanne E. Mol, Deeviet Caelen, Ingeborg Landuyt & Magda Mommaerts. (2017) Attitude profiles explain differences in pre-service teachers' reading behavior and competence beliefs. Learning and Individual Differences 54, pages 109-115.
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Margaret Kristin Merga. (2015) “She knows what I like”: Student-generated best-practice statements for encouraging recreational book reading in adolescents. Australian Journal of Education 59:1, pages 35-50.
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Evelyn Arizpe, Maureen Farrell & Julie McAdam. 2013. International Handbook of Research on Children's Literacy, Learning, and Culture. International Handbook of Research on Children's Literacy, Learning, and Culture 241 257 .
Andrew Lambirth, Sarah Smith & Susanna Steele. (2012) “Poetry is happening but I don't exactly know how”: L iteracy S ubject L eaders’ perceptions of poetry in their primary schools . Literacy 46:2, pages 73-80.
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Sally M. Reis, D. Betsy McCoach, Catherine A. Little, Lisa M. Muller & R. Burcu Kaniskan. (2011) The Effects of Differentiated Instruction and Enrichment Pedagogy on Reading Achievement in Five Elementary Schools. American Educational Research Journal 48:2, pages 462-501.
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김경연, 김은하 & 심현애. (2011) The Effects of an Primary Teacher Training Program for Reading Education with reference to Bookwing Project : Focusing on Analysis Related to Teachers' Gender. The Journal of Korean Teacher Education 28:1, pages 113-132.
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Michelle Commeyras & Bontshetse Mosadimotho Mazile. (2011) Exploring the Culture of Reading Among Primary School Teachers in Botswana. The Reading Teacher 64:6, pages 418-428.
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Majed Abu-Jaber, Aseel Al-Shawareb & Eman Gheith. (2010) Kindergarten Teachers’ Beliefs Toward Developmentally Appropriate Practice in Jordan. Early Childhood Education Journal 38:1, pages 65-74.
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Anne-Marie Dionne. (2011) Le rapport à la lecture et les compétences en écriture des futurs enseignants : enjeux déterminants pour favoriser le goût de lire chez les élèves. McGill Journal of Education 45:3, pages 409-428.
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James E. Gentry, Melissa Becker, Holy Lamb & Jenifer Mcgregor. (2009) College Textbook Reading Attitude Survey: The Development Of An Attitude Measuring Tool And Vocabulary And Reading Comprehension�s Impact On Student Teachers� Attitudes And Perceptions Concerning College Textbooks. i-manager’s Journal on Educational Psychology 2:4, pages 54-64.
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Steven Nathanson, John Pruslow & Roberta Levitt. (2008) The Reading Habits and Literacy Attitudes of Inservice and Prospective Teachers. Journal of Teacher Education 59:4, pages 313-321.
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