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Building Better Bridges: Teaching Adolescents Who Are Poor Readers in Eighth Grade to Comprehend History Text.

• Authors : O’Connor, Rollanda E.; ¹Beach, Kristen D.; ²Sanchez, Victoria

• Source: Learning Disability Quarterly (LEARN DISABIL Q), Aug2017; 40(3): 174-186. (13p)

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Teaching Students With Intellectual Disability to Use a Self-Questioning Strategy to Comprehend Social Studies Text for an Inclusive Setting.

• Authors : Wood, Leah; ¹Browder, Diane M.; ²Flynn, Lindsay²

• Source: Research & Practice for Persons with Severe Disabilities (RES PRACT PERSONS SEVERE DISABIL), Dec2015; 40(4): 275-293. (19p)

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History Indexing: Bringing the Past into the Future.

• Authors : Rogers, Jennifer

• Source: Key Words (KEY WORDS), Jul-Sep2011; 19(3): 84-84. (1p)

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LTC Bulletin Board. History of Reading Problems May Contribute to Alzheimer's Disease Misdiagnoses.

• Authors : Del Signore, Amanda

• Source: Annals of Long-Term Care (ANN LONG TERM CARE), Feb2016; 24(2): 39-39. (1/2p)

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Responsible Sharing Is Caring.

• Authors : CHARLTON, JOHN

• Source: Information Today (INF TODAY), Jun2018; 35(5): 22-22. (1p)

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History reads marry fact and fiction.

• Source: Library & Information Update (LIBR INF UPDATE), Sep2010; 9(8): 12-12. (1p)

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Types of reading, types of pleasure: Pantographia and the specimens of globalization.

• Authors : Cassedy, Tim

• Source: Word & Image. Apr-Jun2018, Vol. 34 Issue 2, p137-151. 15p.

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Taylor Strikes A Chord.

• Authors : Dickey, Jack

• Source: TIME Magazine. 11/24/2014, Vol. 184 Issue 20, p42-49. 8p. 20 Color Photographs, 1 Diagram, 1 Graph.

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WHAT TO BUY FOR CHRISTMAS Tell Santa to keep those chip-encrusted entertainment devices | in his sack and give you a good book instead. Here's a sampling.

• Authors : GIL SCHWARTZ REPORTER ASSOCIATE James Beeler Gil Schwartz is a writer and business executive living in New York

• Source: Fortune. 12/30/1991, Vol. 124 Issue 15, p136. 5p.

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HOW CEOs MANAGE THEIR TIME The busiest people in business have both strategy and tactics for making the most of each hour. It helps to leave the big problems for weekends -- and to have two secretaries.

• Authors : Worthy, Ford S.; Prewitt, Edward

• Source: Fortune. 1/18/1988, Vol. 117 Issue 2, p88. 6p.

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