NIFL-ASSESSMENT 2005: [NIFL-ASSESSMENT:870] RE: spelling - I'm

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From: HthKar@aol.com
Date: Thu Jan 20 2005 - 11:07:50 EST 

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On the subject of teaching 'grammar, I recently came across a very interesting review of research on the subject. I think much of the research referred to was done in the United States, as it happens. 

I had read some of the work referred to in this report before, and I think the work of Hillocks influenced our school national literacy strategy.  I found the review interesting and thought provoking, so I am sharing the reference with the list.

Regards
K


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