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Chapter I: The Challenge to Education to Produce Literate Citizens
Alan C. Purves
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Chapter II: The Role of Print as a Medium in Our Society
Charles Suhor
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Chapter III: The Context of Literacy in Our Society
Jerome C. HarsteLarry J. Mikulecky
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Chapter IV: Unity in Reading
Kenneth S. Goodman
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Chapter V: Reading Strategies for Expository and Literary Text Types
Richard BeachDeborah Appleman
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Chapter VI: On Becoming a Thoughtful Reader: Learning to Read Like a Writer
P. David PearsonRobert J. Tierney
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Chapter VII: Planning the Reading Program
Harold L. HerberJoan Nelson-Herber
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Chapter VIII: Resources and Their Use for Reading Instruction
Jeanne S. ChallSue S. Conard
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Chapter IX: The Development of Effective Teaching
H. Alan RobinsonKathleen Schatzberg
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Chapter X: Evaluation and Secondary Reading Programs
Roger FarrRobert L. Wolf

Volume 85, Issue 5, April 1984