[NIFL-4EFF:2357] reading theory and motivation

From: George Demetrion (george.demetrion@lvgh.org)
Date: Tue Jun 10 2003 - 13:50:13 EDT 

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As part of our discussion on reading theory and practice, perhaps the
following article, "Continuities Between Motivational Research and
Philosophy of Instruction," published in a recent edition of the Journal of
Literacy Research, which can be accessed below, may be instructive.

http://nrc.oakland.edu/jlr/archive/v30/article_30_3_1.pdf

George Demetrion

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