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The predictive validity of oral reading fluency measures on the Louisiana Educational Assessment Program for third and fourth grade students
Good, Kaminski, Simmons and Kamenui (2001) declared a national awareness of the benefits of early reading success and the negative consequences of early reading failure. One method discussed for prevention of reading failure was the implementation of screening programs employed to measure reading sk
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