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ED326867 Dr. Seuss Is on the Loose! Planning Month-Long Activities Using Dr. Seuss Materials 1
ED326868 The Religious Dimension in Recent Notable Adolescent Novels 1
ED326869 Religion as a Source of Strength or Weakness in Young Adult Literature 1
ED326870 Comparative Narrative Jesus across the Centuries / 1
ED326871 Selected Papers from the 1990 Meeting of the American Journalism Historians' Association (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, October 2-7, 1990) Part 1. 1
ED326872 Selected Papers from the 1990 Meeting of the American Journalism Historians' Association (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, October 2-7, 1990) Part 2. 1
ED326873 Premises, Premises New Ways To Think about Sentence Combining / 1
ED326874 Markers of Cognitive Change during the Transition to Conventional Literacy 1
ED326875 An Analysis of Attitudes toward the Vietnam War Displayed in Children's and Young Adult Literature Published after 1982 1
ED326876 Comprehensive Language Learning Philosophy and Goals 1
ED326877 Do We Have, or Have We Had, a Literary Canon in Our Secondary Schools? What Literature Surveys Reveal / 1
ED326878 Can the Computer Lab Pull Its Weight as a Classroom? 1
ED326879 Released into Language Options for Teaching Creative Writing / 1
ED326880 Expanding the Canon Bridges to Understanding. Articles from "English Journal," 1987-89 / 1
ED326881 Toward a Whole Language Classroom. Articles from "Language Arts," 1986-89 1
ED326882 Motivations of Young Authors Why Did Rachel Tell So Many Stories? / 1
ED326883 A Practical Alternative to Holistic Grading One Proven Method / 1
ED326884 Integrating Computers into the Language Arts Curriculum 1
ED326885 Understanding Discourse Communities through Active Inquiry 1
ED326886 Where Have All the Semicolons Gone? 1