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Adolescent Literacy Issues: Is Secondary Reading Secondary?
Ponders why and how reading/literacy in secondary schools has become secondary, that is, of lesser importance. Argues that, if literacy development is a continuum, then on-going literacy instruction should be increasing rather than declining. (SR)
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