I think that work by Marie Clay would be a good place to look for research on the reading-writing connection. "Change Over Time" looks as if there may be some info. in the first 2 chapters. In "Becoming Literate " Chap. 2 has a section called "How Writing Contributes to Early Reading Success". There may also be useful information at the Reading Recovery website. I hope this is helpful. Susan -- Susan Reading Recovery/Literacy Coach Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools Flint, MI
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