The Process, Pitfalls and Benefits of Implementing a Reciprocal Teaching Intervention to Improve the Reading Comprehension of a Group of Year 6 Pupils

Carol Greenway

doi:10.1080/02667360220144557

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The Process, Pitfalls and Benefits of Implementing a Reciprocal Teaching Intervention to Improve the Reading Comprehension of a Group of Year 6 Pupils

Carol Greenway

Educational Psychology in Practice2002doi:10.1080/02667360220144557

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