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The Florida Reading Quarterly -- Vol. 39, No. 4, June 2003 Index for The Florida Reading Quarterly Volume 39 (2002-2003) Bird, S. (2002). Mister, why don’t they just say what they mean?: Using text reformulation to engage secondary students with texts. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 392), 30-32. Braunwus, M. (2003). A powerful partnership in literacy learning. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(3), 12-18. Calderone, C. (2003). Book clubs: Interacting with text in a social context. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(4), 28-33. Eitelgeorge, J. & Kent, K. (2003). Leveling the classroom library and forming guided reading groups. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(4), 18-23. Falcon, M. (2003). Reading the images: Developing visual literacy through picture books. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(3), 6-9. Gauweiler, C. (2002). Feature: Review of Research. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(2), 37. Gauweiler, C. All the classroom’s a stage: Using creative dramatics to enhance the reading program. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(4), 14-17. Hendricks, A. & Headley, K. (2002). Engaging students in the classroom through popular culture. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(2), 14-16. Hunsader, P. (2002). Mathematical language: Comprehension, readability, and testing. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 392), 6-10. Johns, J. & Roller, C. (2003). Reading first: What has the International Reading Association been doing? The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(3), 26-27. Jongsma, K. (2002). Feature: Questions, Questions, Questions. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(2), 22. Kosmoski, M. (2002). Feature: Review of Research. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(2), 38. Lloyd, S. (2002). Feature: Review of Research. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39{2), 36. Lloyd, S. (2003). Feature: Questions, Questions, Questions. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(4), 35. McEachern, W. (2002). Is Miss Nelson good? Usin PMI to analyze fictional characters. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(2), 34-35. Mertzman, T. (2003). Feature: Review of Research. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(3), 32. Nix, K. (2003). Feature: Questions, Questions, Questions. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(4), 34-35. Patterson, L. (2002). Feature: Questions, Questions, Questions. Zhe Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(2), 23. Pawlas, G. (2002). Principals’ support of students and reading: A personal response. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(2), 26-27. Richardson, M. (2003). Feature: Questions, Questions, Questions. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(3), 30. Shuman, L. (2003). Ellen Hay Bell: An oral history of a veteran educator. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(3), 20-23. Stanley, L. & Stanley, N. (2003). High-stakes testing and reading achievement at one urban school. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(4), 6-11. Stanley, N. (2003). Feature: Questions, Questions, Questions. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(3), 31. Stanley, T. (2003). Feature: Teaching Ideas. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(4), 33. Vazquez-Montilla, E. & Spillman, C. (2003). Bridge to comprehension: Students’ transitions from narrative to expository texts. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(4), 36-40. Wilder, S. (2002). Feature: Professional Materials Review. The Florida Reading Quarterly, 39(2), 33. MOVING? THE QUARTERLY IS MAILED THIRD-CLASS AND IS NOT FORWARDED BY THE POST OFFICE. SEND OLD AND NEW ADDRESS TO: FLORIDA READING ASSOCIATION P. O. BOX 730787 ORMOND BEACH, FL 32173-0787

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