lournal ofA dolescent & Adult Li J) Articles The ABCs of attitudes toward reading reader's response Mizokawa, Donald T., & Hansen-Krenin Breaking down barriers that disenfranchi adolescent readers in low-level tracks Tatum, Alfred Breaking through the isolation: Ment } Jean, & Niday, Donna Caregivers’ story reading to young children literacy programs: Pleasureo r punishme lanes, Helena, & Kermani, Hengame Content-based unit learning in En Purposes courses in teachers’ colleg Wiesen. Blossom Contextually relevant word study: Adolescent vocabulanr development across the curriculum Cross-age tutoring: A literacy improvement approach struggling adolescent readers Jacobson, Julie, Thrope, Lynne, Fi Diane, Frey, Nancy, & Flood, James Curtains, lights: Using skits to teach English t adolescents and adults Nolan, Robert E., & Patterson, Rob Editorial: |AAL—the sequel Luke llan, & Elkins, John Emit and etic pe rspec lives on ¢ hic aiid ail mul ultural literature (xt dina He riberto & McCoy, Ra ] Enhancing family literacy through collaborati« ( »nsiderati 1S Tic Carolyn J Excellent reading teachers: A position statement « International Reading Association Excluded voices: Class, culture, and family litera leti, tt | yn Hath Doth! W Phat? Viddle xg raders readin I WNOVALTI Afflerbach, Peter, & VanSledri ont, b[ ruce Helping linguistically diverse students share what they knou Blake Mary E., & Van Sickle, Meta I< ould read those Parts over and ove? 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Kirk, Luther R The logic of our failures in literacy practices and teaching Apr 044 Albright, James Journal of Adolesc&e nAdtul t Literacy 44:8 May 2001 lournal ofA dolescent & Adult Li J) Articles The ABCs of attitudes toward reading reader's response Mizokawa, Donald T., & Hansen-Krenin Breaking down barriers that disenfranchi adolescent readers in low-level tracks Tatum, Alfred Breaking through the isolation: Ment } Jean, & Niday, Donna Caregivers’ story reading to young children literacy programs: Pleasureo r punishme lanes, Helena, & Kermani, Hengame Content-based unit learning in En Purposes courses in teachers’ colleg Wiesen. Blossom Contextually relevant word study: Adolescent vocabulanr development across the curriculum Cross-age tutoring: A literacy improvement approach struggling adolescent readers Jacobson, Julie, Thrope, Lynne, Fi Diane, Frey, Nancy, & Flood, James Curtains, lights: Using skits to teach English t adolescents and adults Nolan, Robert E., & Patterson, Rob Editorial: |AAL—the sequel Luke llan, & Elkins, John Emit and etic pe rspec lives on ¢ hic aiid ail mul ultural literature (xt dina He riberto & McCoy, Ra ] Enhancing family literacy through collaborati« ( »nsiderati 1S Tic Carolyn J Excellent reading teachers: A position statement « International Reading Association Excluded voices: Class, culture, and family litera leti, tt | yn Hath Doth! W Phat? Viddle xg raders readin I WNOVALTI Afflerbach, Peter, & VanSledri ont, b[ ruce Helping linguistically diverse students share what they knou Blake Mary E., & Van Sickle, Meta I< ould read those Parts over and ove? Eighth ordaders re reading to enhance enjoyment and learning with literature Faust, Mark A., & Glenzer, Nancy I’m not a pencil man”: How one student challenges our notions Of literacy “failure” in school Knobel, Mi hele Kids who “talk back’—Critically literate or disruptive youth? McGregor, Glenda LATCH-ON: Ap rogram to develop literacy in young adults with Down syndrome Moni, Karen B., & Jobling, Anne Learning to read: Painful mystery or joyful success? 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