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On average, students in grade 2 were able to read 10 nonsense words correctly per minute and students in grade 3 read 15 nonsense words correctly...(p. 35)

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Read Liberia: Let's Read Grade 1 Student Activity Booklet

Let's Read Grade 1-- student activity book developed by the Read Liberia Activity

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