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Differential effects of English language learner training and materials—On Our Way to English (OWE) and Responsive Instruction for Success (RISE)Differential effects of English language learner training and materials—On Our Way to English (OWE) and Responsive Instruction for Success (RISE)

Contact information

Sheila Arens, PhD
Mid-continent Research for Education and Learning
4601 DTC Blvd., Ste. 500
Denver, Colorado 80237
Phone: (303) 632-5625
Fax: (303) 337-3007
sarens@mcrel.org

Region: Central

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