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When "Emily Dickinson" Met "Steven Spielberg": Assessing Social Information Processing in Literacy Contexts
Uses current research and theory to frame the peer interactions of "Emily Dickinson," a 16-year-old with oral-language problems and social isolation. Classroom-based assessment revealed an interaction pattern in which Emily used her strong literacy interests and skills to initiate and medi...
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