Spelling Practices in School Districts and Regions Across the United States and State Spelling Standards
Surveys 670 school districts in 41 states requesting information on spelling-instruction practices to ascertain whether spelling texts are still widely used in the United States given the current emphasis on developmental spelling in the primary grades. Finds most states have spelling standards, but...
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