AndersonEthel and others. The speaking vocabulary of four hundred’ fifty-four third grade children. Ed.M., 1955.
2.
AustinAnna B.A comparison of the effectiveness of two methods of teaching reading vocabulary in grade two. Ed.M., 1950.
3.
BakerAnne and others. The effectiveness of three types of practice in word recognition in grades two and three. Ed.M., 1962.
4.
BarryHelen and others. Meaningful vocabulary practices in third grade reading. Ed.M., 1956.
5.
BaumgartnerBarbara and others. Teaching in groups in grade three. Ed.M., 1957.
6.
BothwellJoyce and others. The development and evaluation of exercises for meaningful responses in reading in grade two. Ed.M., 1956.
7.
BradleyMary and others. The comparison in the rate of learning of colorful and abstract words in grade two. Ed.M., 1951.
8.
BradleyMary A.The construction and evaluation of exercises for providing meaningful practice in second grade reading. Ed.D., 1957.
9.
BuckleyNancy M. and others. Word mastery in oral reading: telling versus sounding of unknown words in grade two. Ed.M., 1959.
10.
CantyIrene, and FitzgeraldNora T.An analysis of multi-meaning words from a selected list of third grade textbooks. Ed.M., 1954.
11.
ClapperHarriet and others. The effectiveness of paired learning on a reading program in grades two and three. Ed.M., 1958.
12.
ClarkeNina H.Word perception errors in grade one and persistence of these errors. Ed.M., 1952.
13.
CoeDorothy P.The persistence of word perception errors in the Scott, Foresman second reader, Friends and Neighbors. Ed.M., 1952.
14.
CunninghamCaroline C.Analysis of word meanings from a selected vocabulary for third grade children. Ed.M., 1951.
15.
DeeJoan M. and others. Word mastery in oral reading: telling versus sounding of unknown words in grade three Ed.M., 1959.
16.
DempseyKatheryn J. and others. Spontaneous speaking vocabulary of children in kindergarten, grades one, two and three. Ed.M., 1956.
17.
DerbyAnne and others. The speaking vocabulary of children in grade two. Ed.M., 1955.
18.
EldridgeKatherine and others. Analysis of Mother Goose vocabulary. Ed.M., 1949.
19.
EnnisMary H. and others. The influence of television on vocabulary concepts and comprehension of thirty children in second grade. Ed.M., 1955.
20.
HickeyJoan and others. Word mastery in oral reading-look-on versus audience situation in grade three. Ed.M., 1959.
21.
JoyalSister Adelard MarieA study of the effectiveness of projected illustrations for the development of word recognition in third grade reading. Ed.D., 1954.
22.
KalenElsie and others. The comparison in the rate of learning of colorful and abstract words in grade three. Ed.M., 1951.
23.
LapknMarjorie B. and others. Word mastery in oral reading, look-on, versus not look-on in the second grade. Ed.M., 1959.
24.
LittlefielsNormaExperience backgrounds for second readers. Ed.M., 1952.
25.
MillingerCarolynA survey of the experience background of second grade children. Ed.M., 1952.
26.
CahillAnn G.The evaluation of exercises in word analysis for grade three. Ed.M., 1950.
27.
CampbellMargaret H. and others. Analysis of the McKee Phonetics Inventory for grade three. Ed.M., 1959.
28.
Coates and others. Exercises in applied phonics for grade two. Ed.M., 1958.
29.
CollinsAliceSpaced learning in word analysis. Ed.M., 1941.
30.
CorcoranClare M.Inductive versus deductive methods of teaching word analysis in grade three. Ed.D., 1961.
31.
DineenCaryl A.Study of the effect of word analysis work on third grade reading. Ed.M., 1955.
32.
FanceyMildred R. and others. Evaluation of a planned program of word analysis in grade two. Ed.M., 1958.
33.
GalvinDorothea B.An evaluation of exercises in word analysis in grade two. Ed.M., 1951.
34.
HarringtonSister Mary JamesThe relationship of certain word analysis abilities to the reading achievement of second grade children. Ed.M., 1953.
35.
HoffmanMary W.An evaluation of exercises to increase auditory discrimination in the third grade. Ed.M., 1950.
36.
MoranMartha M.An evaluation of a word analysis program for grade three. Ed.M., 1951.
37.
NugentEsther M.An evaluation of an intensive program in word analysis on spelling and reading in second grade. Ed.M., 1950.
38.
RynneEsther M.An evaluation of exercises for specific training in auditory and visual discrimination in grade three. Ed.M., 1950.
39.
BrinkleyBarbara and others. Comprehension following silent and oral reading in grades two and three. Ed.M., 1960.
40.
BaranMary and others. Reading games, drills and devices for primary grades. Ed.M., 1954.
41.
BurchJean, and AnnMcCarthyAn evaluation of the effectiveness of exercises for teaching study skills in grade three. Ed.M., 1951.
42.
CassidyMarjorie J.Effect of illustrations in stories on the imagery and recall of children in grade two. Ed.M., 1947.
43.
CushingRita M. and others. Sixty original plays for primary grades. Ed.M., 1956.
44.
DohertyMarySupplementary reading exercises to improve comprehension in grade two based on the community. Ed.M., 1949.
45.
FosterElizabeth and others. Construction of exercises to extend and enrich word meanings at levels 21, 22 and 31. Ed.M., 1961.
46.
HarveyEuphemiaSupplementary reading for children with a complete second grade vocabulary. Ed.M., 1956.
47.
HoweNancy A.A comparison of comprehension in reading following four methods of presentation in grade two. Ed.M., 1949.
48.
NewmanRaisaAn evaluation of a workbook of exercises to develop reading organization in grade three. Ed.M., 1958.
49.
O'NeilMary J.Analysis of the effectiveness of filmstrips in comparison with oral presentation of stories in the first and second grades. Ed.M., 1952.
50.
SenftenNellieThe construction of exercises to promote the development of fundamental study skills at the second grade level. Ed.M., 1949.
51.
SilvestriMargaret and others. Original plays for grades two and three. Ed.M., 1949.
52.
SteevesMarilyn A.An evaluation of the effect of illustrations on comprehension in the second grade. Ed.M., 1954.
53.
SullivanCatherine A.An evaluation of workbook exercises for developing oral recall in grade three. Ed.M., 1948.
54.
SullivanMeaveOral recall from reading and films. Ed.M., 1952.
55.
ViaforaLee H.A study of third grade children's ability to discriminate between relevant and irrelevant facts. Ed.M., 1956.
56.
WelchGertrudeExercises to develop reading organization in grade three. Ed. M., 1949.
57.
WhittenJeanConstruction of supplementary materials for use with the Ginn Series, Grade two to promote independence in reading. 1960.
58.
AllieFatima and others. Reliability of adjustment instrument in grade three. Ed.M., 1958.
59.
AtwoodDeborah B. and others. A study of the relationships between a child's achievement and adjustment in grades one, two and three. Ed.M., 1957.
60.
BoydenHelen W. and others. The relationship of second grade children's attitude toward reading and achievement. Ed.M., 1957.
61.
BlackFlorence and others. Relationship between teacher checklist, parent rating scale and California Test of Personality in grades one, two and three. Ed.M., 1958.
62.
BrennanEstelle M.An adjustment inventory for primary grades. Ed.M., 1956.
63.
EldridgeOlive F.Construction and validation of an instrument to measure classroom adjustment of children in primary grades. Ed.D., 1957.
64.
TaberAlice M.The relationship of adjustment and achievement in grade one. Ed.M., 1958.
65.
BennettVirginia E. and others. Construction and evaluation of group tests for reading in grades one to three. Ed.M., 1953.
66.
DanielsKatherine H.An evaluation of certain informal reading tests. Ed.M., 1953.
67.
DeWolfBarbara E.A comparison of the vocabularies of the Easy Growth in Reading Series and ten standard reading tests. Ed.M., 1948.
68.
HayesMary T.Construction and evaluation of comparable measures of English language comprehension in reading and listening. Ed.D., 1957.
69.
KiernanAnna C.The construction and evaluation of an auditory test of word analysis. Ed.M., 1950.
70.
MillerEleanor A.The relation of hearing comprehension to reading comprehension in grades three and four. Ed.M., 1941.
71.
NasonDoris E.The influence of vocabulary common to test and textbook on primary reading test scores. Ed.D., 1951.
72.
WhiteAnn E.An analysis of two Boston University Tests: an applied phonics test, a reading attitude scale. Ed.M., 1955.
73.
BergNatalie H.An analysis of reading workbooks for grades one to three. Ed.M., 1958.
74.
BethelRuth S.Vocabulary analysis of seven arithmetic books for primary grades. Ed.M., 1960.
75.
BoutinMarian E. and others. A survey of the likes and dislikes of children in grade two for the stories in a basal reader. Ed.M., 1952.
76.
CallahanCatherine V.An analysis of the materials of five third grade basal readers for social studies material. Ed.M., 1951.
77.
ChildsGeorgi V.An analysis of the relevance of illustrations to text in five basal reading aeries for grade two. Ed.M., 1951.
78.
GibbonsLois A. and others. A survey of third grade children's likes and dislikes in a basal reader. Ed.M., 1952.
79.
GilchristRuth D.An evaluation of the effect of illustrations on comprehension in the first and second grades. Ed.M., 1952.
80.
GowardVirgina M.An analysis of the third grade books of three basal reading series for science concepts, Ed.M., 1951.
81.
HealyTherese J. and others. A survey of the likes and dislikes of children in grades two and three for stories in basal readers. Ed.M., 1952.
82.
LaFleurBeth W.An analysis of ten third grade basal readers for geographical content. Ed.M., 1950.
83.
LappanPatricia A.A study of the preferences of second grade children for poems. Ed.M., 1960.
84.
MayoAmy F.The effect of adjusted basal materials upon achievement in grades two and three. Ed.M., 1947.
85.
MillazzoMarjorie T.The effect of adjusted basal reading materials on achievement in grades two and three. Ed.M., 1946.
86.
MillsGrace L.An analysis of second grade reading workbooks. Ed.M., 1949.
87.
MurphyClara J. and others. Creative activities and skills for gifted children to supplement basal readers for grade two. Ed.M., 1958.
88.
O'BrienSally J.An analysis of the second grade books’ of five basal readers for science concepts. Ed.M., 1950.
89.
SteeleElsieChildren's likes and dislikes of poetry at the second grade level. Ed.M., 1959.
90.
WhiteLouise M.Analysis of the relevance of illustrations to text in five basal reading series for grade three. Ed.M., 1951.
91.
WoodwardMyrle A.Measurement of pupil interest in types of stories at grade two level. Ed.M., 1946.
92.
AdamsPhyllis M.Individual differences in fourth grade reading. Ed.M., 1947.
93.
BennettCharles A.A survey of 517 pupils studied at the Boston University Educational Clinic between 1944 and 1949. Ed.M., 1950.
94.
BergMarcia E. and others. Reading problems of the bottom third, grades one through six. Ed.M., 1961.
95.
BurnsBarbaraA diagnostic study of reading difficulties in fourth grade. Ed.M., 1938.
96.
ChambersSara B.An analysis of the reading needs of pupils in grades four to six in Kent County, Maryland. Ed.M., 1952.
97.
CilleyIda M.An evaluation of three time-schedules in remedial reading. Ed.M., 1947.
98.
ConwayHelen F.The relationships between the amount of gain in remedial reading instruction and intelligence. Ed.M., 1943.
99.
CraddockPauline B.A survey of the reading achievements in grades four to six in Culpeper County as a basis for adjusting the reading program. Ed.M., 1944.
100.
DelvinM. Gertrude, The effect of absence upon reading achievement in grade one. Ed.M., 1954.
101.
DuBoisViolette T.Oral reading difficulties in second grade. Ed.M., 1952.
102.
DuffyGertrude B.Reading difficulties in a third grade. Ed.M., 1934.
103.
FrostRuth E. and others. A follow-up study of 100 reading disability cases, now adults, who were in the Boston University Educational Clinic between 1936 and 1948. Ed.M., 1951.
104.
HaleMary G.Relationship between intelligence quotient and amount of gain made in remedial reading class. Ed.M., 1959.
105.
HoikLawrence F.The effect of first grade absence upon reading achievement in grades three to five. Ed.M., 1953.
106.
PearsonAlice R.Oral reading difficulties in second grade. Ed.M., 1942.
107.
TriplettMaxine J.An analysis of reading in grades four to six in a Mississippi school. Ed.M., 1961.
108.
WheelockElsie K.A survey of specific reading skills in a single elementary school as a basis for building a more effective program. Ed.M., 1942.
109.
WilliamsGertrude H.Perceptual difficulties in reading. Ed.M., 1934.
110.
WoodElizabeth A. and others. An evaluation of a service program in reading in grades one through six. Ed.M, 1962.