"Somebody Died?" Using Grammar to Construct Meaning in Adolescent Literature
Barbara Stanford

Barbara Stanford observed that difficulties with comprehension were often caused by complex grammatical structures. Working with secondary school students who were reading several years below grade level, she identified specific problems and developed lessons to help struggling readers become proficient readers.

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