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Fleming, D.S. 2000. The AEL Guide to Action Research. Washington, DC.<br />
Fountas, I.C. & Pinnell, G.S.1996. Guided Reading. Portsmouth, NH: Heinemann.<br />
Garbers, W.H. 1980. Learning disabilities and brain function: a neuropsychological approach. New<br />
York: Springer Report.<br />
Gay, L.R. 1996. Educational research competences for analysis and application. New Jersey: Pretince<br />
– Hall.<br />
Gillam, R.B. & <strong>van</strong> Kleeck, A. 1996. Phonological awareness training and short-term working<br />
memory: Clinical implications. Language Disorders, 17(1): 72-81, September.<br />
Goshwami, U. & Mead, F. 1992. Onset and Rime Awareness and Analogies in Reading. Reading<br />
Research Quarterly, 27 (1): 153-162, Spring.<br />
Goswami, U. 2000. Phonological Representations, Reading Development and Dyslexia: Towards a<br />
Cross-Linguistic Theoretical Framework. Dyslexia, 6(2): 133-151, April/June.<br />
Griffith, P., Klesius, J. & Kromrey, J. 1992. The effect of phonemic awareness on the literacy<br />
development of first grade children in a traditional or whole language classroom. Journal of Research<br />
in Chidhood Education, 6(2): 85-92, Spr-Sum.<br />
Griffith, P. 1991. Phonemic awareness helps first graders invent spellings and third graders remember<br />
correct spellings. Journal of Reading Behavior, 23(2): 215-233, February.<br />
Grové, M.C. & Hauptfleisch, H.M. 1988. Remediërende Onderwys in die primêre skool. Pretoria: De<br />
Jager-Haum Publishers.<br />
Grové, M.C. & Hauptfleisch, H.M. 1992. Trapklippies: ʼn Program vir skoolgereedheid Deel 2<br />
Onderwyserhandleiding: Pretoria: De Jager-Haum Publishers.<br />
Gough, P., Ehri, L.C & Treiman R. 1992. (eds), Reading acquisition. 145-174. Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum.<br />
Gunning, T.G. 2000. Creating literacy instruction for all children. Boston: Allyn & Bacon.<br />
Hatcher, P.J., Hulme, C. & Ellis, A. 1994. Amcliorating early reading failure by integrating the<br />
teaching of reading and phonological skills. Child Development, 65(1): 41-57, February.<br />
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