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Why Children Succeed or Fail at Reading: Research from NICHD's Program in Learning Disabilities
Prepared for the NICHD Extramural Program in Learning Disabilities by Robert Bock, Public Information and Communications Branch, NICHD.

A Synthesis of Research on Reading from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
Written by Bonita Grossen, University of Oregon, November, 1997.

Press Release: National Reading Panel Releases Report on Research-Based Approaches to Reading Instruction; Expert Panel Offers Its Groundbreaking Findings to U.S. Congress and the Nation
April 13, 2000, National Reading Panel, NICHD

Press Release: National Reading Panel Reports Combination of Teaching Phonics, Word Sounds, Giving Feedback on Oral Reading Most Effective Way to Teach Reading
April 13, 2000, National Reading Panel, NICHD

Research Regarding Phonics
Summary by the I Can Read program, Chicago, Illinois.

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