Presentations by FCRR Faculty and Staff

This section highlights PowerPoints from recent professional presentations made by faculty and staff at FCRR

Publications by FCRR Faculty and Staff

This section contains downloadable .PDF files containing recent publications from FCRR faculty and staff.

FCRR Technical Reports

These technical reports briefly describe findings from very recent research in progress at FCRR.

Recommendations for Reading about Reading

This section lists the bibliographic citations for articles we have found useful in building our understanding of current research on reading. These are "favorite" articles that we have found particularly meaningful. It is not an exhaustive list, nor is it to be considered a "best" list. Rather, these are well written, interesting articles that discuss reading from a scientific point of view. We commend them to you for study.

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About Mission Center Research Presentations and Publications Curriculum and Instruction Assessment Programs Progress Monitoring and Reporting Network Training/Technical Assistance Projects Professional Development Interventions for Struggling Readers PIRT Doctoral Training Resources/Partners/Links FCRR Media/Podcasts Employment Opportunities A Florida State University Center	Presentations by FCRR Faculty and Staff This section highlights PowerPoints from recent professional presentations made by faculty and staff at FCRR Publications by FCRR Faculty and Staff This section contains downloadable .PDF files containing recent publications from FCRR faculty and staff. FCRR Technical Reports These technical reports briefly describe findings from very recent research in progress at FCRR. Recommendations for Reading about Reading This section lists the bibliographic citations for articles we have found useful in building our understanding of current research on reading. These are "favorite" articles that we have found particularly meaningful. It is not an exhaustive list, nor is it to be considered a "best" list. Rather, these are well written, interesting articles that discuss reading from a scientific point of view. We commend them to you for study.