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Reducing achievement gaps in academic writing for Latinos and English learners in Grades
Carol Booth Olson, Tina Matuchniak, Huy Q Chung, Rachel Stumpf, George Farkas
págs. 1-12
Improving content knowledge and comprehension for English language learners: Findings from a randomized control trial.
Sharon Vaughn, Leticia R. Martinez, Jeanne Wanzek, Greg Roberts, Elizabeth A. Swanson, Anna-Mária Fall
págs. 22-34
Expanding the developmental models of writing: a direct and indirect effects model of developmental writing (DIEW).
Young-Suk Grace Kim, Christopher Schatschneider
págs. 35-50
Laura M. Steacy, Devin M. Kearns, Jennifer K. Gilbert, Donald L. Compton, Eunsoo Cho, Esther R. Lindström, Alyson A. Collins
págs. 51-69
The dimensions of reading comprehension in Dutch children: Is differentiation by text and question type necessary?
Marloes M. L. Muijselaar, Nicole M. wart, Esther G Steenbeek Planting, Mienke Droop, Ludo Verhoeven, Peter J. de Jong
págs. 70-83
Effects of informing learners about the dangers of making overconfident judgments of learning
Julian Roelle, Elisabeth Brandão Schmidt, Alica Buchau, Kirsten Berthold
págs. 99-117
Child temperamental regulation and classroom quality in Head Start: Considering the role of cumulative economic risk
Kathleen Moritz Rudasill, Leslie R. Hawley, Jennifer LoCasale Crouch, Eric S. Buhs
págs. 118-130
Perceived challenge, teacher support, and teacher obstruction as predictors of student engagement.
Anna D. Strati, Jennifer A. Schmidt, Kimberly S. Maier
págs. 131-147
“Perceived challenge, teacher support, and teacher obstruction as predictors of student engagement”: Correction to Strati, Schmidt, and Maier (2016).
pág. 147
