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Gwen F Myers

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Annals of Dyslexia|September 15, 2009
Complexities in Identifying and Defining Mathematics Learning Disability in the Primary School-Age YearsMichèle M M Mazzocco, Gwen F Myers
Journal of Applied Social Psychology|September 15, 2009
Maximizing Efficiency of Enrollment for School-Based Educational ResearchMichèle M M Mazzocco, Gwen F Myers
Journal of Child Language|December 23, 2003
Possible explanations for children's literal interpretations of homonymsMichèle M Mazzocco, Gwen F Myers, Laurie A Thompson, et al.
Journal of Experimental Child Psychology|April 17, 2013
Limited knowledge of fraction representations differentiates middle school students with mathematics learning disability (dyscalculia) versus low mathematics achievementMichèle M M Mazzocco, Gwen F Myers, Katherine E Lewis, et al.
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Annals of Dyslexia|September 15, 2009
Complexities in Identifying and Defining Mathematics Learning Disability in the Primary School-Age YearsMichèle M M Mazzocco, Gwen F Myers
Journal of Applied Social Psychology|September 15, 2009
Maximizing Efficiency of Enrollment for School-Based Educational ResearchMichèle M M Mazzocco, Gwen F Myers
Journal of Child Language|December 23, 2003
Possible explanations for children's literal interpretations of homonymsMichèle M Mazzocco, Gwen F Myers, Laurie A Thompson, et al.
Journal of Experimental Child Psychology|April 17, 2013
Limited knowledge of fraction representations differentiates middle school students with mathematics learning disability (dyscalculia) versus low mathematics achievementMichèle M M Mazzocco, Gwen F Myers, Katherine E Lewis, et al.
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