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Sep 13, 2004
I attended a wonderful staff development session presented
by Cheryl Sigmon. She stated that 60% of readers learn to
read through writing. I am preparing a parent presentation
on writing and would like to read this research prior to
presenting. Any suggestions?
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On 9/13/04, Susan Gawrys wrote:
> I attended a wonderful staff development session presented
> by Cheryl Sigmon. She stated that 60&37; of readers learn
to
> read through writing. I am preparing a parent presentation
> on writing and would like to read this research prior to
> presenti...See More