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Literacy Resources Clearinghouse

The clearinghouse includes books, journals, aritcles, research reports, organizations and more for enhancing the instructional practices of Kentucky's educators. Use the search field below to find resources according to Author, titles, year published, type or keywords. You can also browse resouces through the filter option which provides a broader search interface. All resouces can be exported in a variety of formats including Rich Text Format (RTF), XML, BibTex and Google Scholar.

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Levine, E. (1999).  Latino families: Getting involved in your children’s education.
Beder, H., Tomkins J., Medina P., Riccioni R., & Deng W. (2006).  Learner's Engagement in Adult Literacy Education. Abstract
Belzer, A. (2006).  Learners on Learning to Read. Focus on the Basics. 8(B),  Abstract
di Gennaro, K., & Henthorne T. (2006).  Learning and Teaching Through Professional Development. TEIS News . 21(1), 
National Research Center on Learning Disabilities (2007).  Learning Disabilities Resource Kit: Specific Learning Disabilities Determination Procedures and Responsiveness to Intervention.
McGill-Franzen, A., Lanford C., & Adams E. (2002).  Learning to be literate: A comparison of five urban early childhood programs.. Journal of Educational Psychology. 94(3), 443 - 464.
Pressley, M., Allington R. L., Wharton-McDonald R., Block C. C., & Morrow L. M. (2001).  Learning to Read: Lessons from Exemplary First-Grade Classrooms. Abstract
Snow, C. E., & Strucker J. (2000).  Lessons from Preventing Reading Difficulties in Young Children for Adult Learning and Literacy. The Annual Review of Adult Learning and Literacy . 1, Abstract
Fingeret, H. A., & Drennon C. (1997).  Literacy for Life: Adult Learners, New Practices. Language and Literacy Series. 127. Abstract
[Anonymous] (Submitted).  Literacy Information and Communication System (LINCS).
Keegan, S., & Shrake K. (1991).  Literature study groups: An alternative to ability grouping. The Reading Teacher. 44(8),  Abstract
Lipvenich, A. (2006).  Low self-esteem: Myth or Reality?. Focus on the Basics. 8(B),  Abstract