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Volume 18, Number 3, 1 July 2002
How and Why Should We Learn from Students About Overcoming Motivation Problems in Literacy Learning: Part 1 of 2
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INTRODUCTION: OVERCOMING MOTIVATION PROBLEMS IN LITERACY LEARNING: PART 1 OF 2
pp. 201-203(3)
Author: Oldfather P.

MOTIVATION AND ACCESS TO HELP: THE INFLUENCE OF STATUS ON ONE CHILD"S MOTIVATION FOR LITERACY LEARNING
pp. 205-229(25)
Author: West J.

STUDENTS" EXPERIENCES WHEN NOT INITIALLY MOTIVATED FOR LITERACY LEARNING
pp. 231-256(26)
Author: Oldfather P.

MOTIVATION TO CONTINUE: ENHANCING LITERACY LEARNING FOR STRUGGLING READERS AND WRITERS
pp. 257-277(21)
Author: Boyd F. B.

SIMPLE, AFFORDABLE, AND EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES FOR PROMPTING READING BEHAVIOR
pp. 279-284(6)
Author: Ernsbarger S. C.

E-MAIL: INSTRUCTIONAL POTENTIALS AND LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES
pp. 285-288(4)
Authors: Tao L.; Boulware B.

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