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All Works
20 of 20 papers shown
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Askov, Eunice N., et al.. (2001). Widened Frameworks and Practice: From Bibliotherapy to the Literacy of Testimony and Witness.. Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy. 44(7).2 indexed citations
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Askov, Eunice N.. (2000). Workplace Literacy: Evaluation of Three Model Programs.. 10(2).11 indexed citations
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Askov, Eunice N. & Edward E. Gordon. (1999). The Brave New World of Workforce Education. New Directions for Adult and Continuing Education. 1999(83). 59–68.17 indexed citations
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Askov, Eunice N., et al.. (1998). Strong in the Broken Places: Literacy Instruction for Survivors of Pervasive Trauma.. Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy. 42(1). 50–57.3 indexed citations
Askov, Eunice N.. (1993). Approaches to Assessment in Workplace Literacy Programs: Meeting the Needs of All the Clients.. The Journal of Reading. 36(7).3 indexed citations
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Askov, Eunice N., et al.. (1993). Adult Educators and Workplace Literacy: Designing Customized Basic Skills Instruction.. 3(2).
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Askov, Eunice N., et al.. (1992). R.O.A.D. to Success: Evaluation of Workplace Literacy Efforts.. 2(3).1 indexed citations
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Askov, Eunice N., et al.. (1991). Using Computers in Adult Literacy Instruction. The Journal of Reading. 34(6).12 indexed citations
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Askov, Eunice N., et al.. (1989). Using Computers for Teaching Basic Skills to Adults.. Lifelong Learning. 12(6). 28–31.8 indexed citations
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Askov, Eunice N.. (1989). Adult Literacy, Computer Technology, and the Hearing Impaired..2 indexed citations
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Askov, Eunice N., et al.. (1988). Computers and Adult Beginning Readers: An Intergenerational Study.. Lifelong Learning. 11(8). 23.8 indexed citations
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Askov, Eunice N., et al.. (1988). Use of Computer Assisted Instruction with Displaced Workers and Volunteer Tutors. Final Report..1 indexed citations
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Askov, Eunice N., et al.. (1987). Computer-Aided Instruction for Mom and Dad.. Issues in Science and Technology. 4(1). 88–91.3 indexed citations
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Askov, Eunice N.. (1987). Penn State Adult Literacy Courseware: Impact on Parents and Children. Final Report..2 indexed citations
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Askov, Eunice N., et al.. (1982). An Effective Inservice Model for Content Area Reading in Secondary Schools.. Educational leadership. 40(1). 48–50.4 indexed citations
Askov, Eunice N., et al.. (1978). Content Area Differences in Attitudes toward Teaching Reading.. The High School journal. 62(2). 83–88.4 indexed citations
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Askov, Eunice N.. (1971). A Decade of Research in Handwriting.. Education Digest: Essential Readings Condensed for Quick Review. 36(7). 43–46.6 indexed citations
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