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ERIC Number: EJ442697
Record Type: Journal
Publication Date: 1992
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The Effects of Predictable Materials on First Graders' Reading Comprehension: A Teacher Action Research Study.
Downhower, Sarah L.; Brown, Karen
Ohio Reading Teacher, v26 n2 p3-10 Win 1992
Examines the instructional practice of using predictable books exclusively to increase the reading comprehension of average first grade students. Compares the efficacy of this practice with traditional basal instruction. Finds that using predictable books improves overall reading comprehension, and that literature webbing strategy resulted in higher comprehension scores than basal techniques. (PRA)
Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - Research
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Language: English
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