Regular features include discussion forums, developments in literacy, critical issues, the electronic classroom, research developments and professional materials. Although published in America, this journal has an international flavour and is one to keep an eye on. The International Reading Association has members in 99 countries and includes classroom teachers, reading specialists, administrators, researchers, students, and parents. Find here information about international projects, research, conferences and conventions, journals and recent publications. It is a member run cooperative which has been publishing online humanities texts since 1990.
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