Reading & Writing Quarterly

Papers
(The median citation count of Reading & Writing Quarterly is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-10-01 to 2025-10-01.)
ArticleCitations
Using Response Analysis to Improve Reading Comprehension Strategy Instruction in Middle School Contexts70
Correction29
Exploring the Roles of Student-Perceived Reading Classroom Motivational Climates on Reading Motivation Among Chinese High-Achieving and Low-Achieving Students9
Same Spelling, Different Meaning: An EF-Based Homograph Reading Intervention for Struggling Readers9
Measuring Text Structure Awareness in Upper Elementary Grades8
The Technical Adequacy of Coding Procedures for Retell Measures in Elementary School Students with Dyslexia8
More Errors, Better Results? The Relationship Among High-Stakes Test Achievement, Reading Error Types, and Reading Fluency in Different Text Types8
The Promises and False Promises of Generative Artificial Intelligence Assisted/Created Picture Books in Reading and Writing Instruction6
An EF-Based Multi-Component Word Reading Intervention for Students with Reading Difficulties: Effects on Literacy, Metalinguistic Awareness, Cognitive and EF Skills5
Effects of a Summer Tutoring Program on Reading Achievement in Grades K-55
Effects of Pictures on Second-Grade Children’s Oral Reading Performance5
Inclusive Transformation: The Contribution of Reader’s Theater to Social and Linguistic Skills of Students with Migration Background5
The Mediating Role of Text Reading Fluency in Reading Comprehension in English and Kiswahili: Evidence from Multilingual Contexts in Kenya5
Ipad Text-to-Speech and Repeated Reading to Improve Reading Comprehension for Students with SLD5
The Impact of a Comprehensive, Evidence-Based Approach to Summer Literacy Intervention on the K-3 Reading Skills of Economically and Culturally Diverse Students4
Exploring Small-Group Reading Instruction for Students at Risk for Reading Difficulties in Kindergarten Classrooms4
Historical Reasoning among Middle School Students with Learning Differences: Exploring the Use of Multiple Sources in Writing4
Specific Learning Disabilities in the Eyes of Schoolteachers in Ethiopia4
The Efficacy of the Reading Intervention Programme (OKU-GEL) in Developing the Fluent Reading Skills of Students with Dyslexia4
Teacher Support, Reading Enjoyment, and Self-Efficacy: Predictors of Student Reading Engagement and Volume4
Impacts of a Teacher-Delivered Reading Intervention on Word-Level Fluency for Early Elementary Students at Risk for Reading Difficulties4
Evaluation of a Spelling Intervention Program for Third Graders at Risk for Learning Disabilities4
Do Classroom and Home Environments Jointly Contribute to Literacy Gains for Preschoolers At-Risk for Literacy Difficulties?3
Developing Multisyllabic Decoding and Encoding Skills with Upper Elementary Learners: Reporting Two Cycles of Design-Based Research3
Teachers’ Perceptions of Integrated Reading-Writing Instruction for Emergent Bilinguals3
What’s the Purpose? A Mixed-Methods Exploration of Purposes for Reading in Secondary Classrooms3
Effects of Well-being, Grit, Emotion Regulation, and Resilience Interventions on L2 Learners’ Writing Skills3
Examining the Differentiated Impacts of Balanced Literacy: An Analysis of Reading Comprehension Skills3
Special Education Teachers’ Writing Instructional Practices2
Examining the Validity of the Writing Challenge Task: An Assessment Tool for Measuring Writing Motivation in Kindergarteners2
Teaching Spanish Spelling in Grades 2–3: A Cross-National Approach2
An Exploration of Prevalence and Usage of Hi-Lo Texts in Today’s Classrooms2
A Commonsense Approach to End-of-Grade Reading Assessment: Implications for Differentiated Instruction2
Analyzing Alphabet Knowledge Acquisition in Young Children2
The Effect of Teacher Feedback on Improving 6th-Grade Students’ L1 Writing Performance and Motivation2
Online Intervention to Prevent Summer Learning Loss For Struggling First Grade Writers2
A Case Study of Rural Elementary Teachers Integrating Social Studies with the Science of Reading2
Effectiveness of the Repeated Reading and Visual Comprehension Program (TOGAP) in Developing Reading Comprehension Skills of Students with Specific Learning Disabilities2
Not Another REFORM! Students coauthoring Daily Instruction  with Their Agency2
Writing Self-Efficacy and Affect Across Genres: An Exploratory Factor Analysis with Upper-Elementary Students2
The Effect of Writing about Immediate Environment and Experiences on Narrative and Informative Text Writing Skills2
Profiles of Oral and Reading Comprehension in Poor Comprehenders2
Developing a Comprehensive Decoding Instruction Observation Protocol for Special Education Teachers2
Reading Disabilities in Children with Cerebral Palsy: associations with Working Memory2
Response to Intervention in Virtual Classrooms with Beginning Writers2
A Synthesis of Reading Prosody: Evaluating Phrasing and Syntax Interventions2
Teaching Adolescent Students to Strategically Utilize Read-Aloud Technology in Science Class2
Enhancing Middle-School Students’ Textual Expression: The Complementary Role of Speech-to-Text Technology2
Young Children’s Perceptions of a Reading Intervention: A Longitudinal Case Study of Motivation and Engagement2
Reviewing Literature on Tier I Implementation Fidelity in Foundational Reading Skills: Trends, Measurement Methods, and Facilitators vs. Barriers1
Investigating the Relationship between Perceptions of a “Good Reader” and Reading Performance among Elementary and Middle School Students: An Exploratory Study1
Effects of an Engaging Process-Genre Approach on Student Engagement and Writing Achievements1
Praise in Written Feedback: How L2 Writers Perceive and Value Praise1
Science, Literacy, and Students with Disabilities: What Middle School Science Teachers Need to Support Students with Disabilities in Their Classrooms1
The Role of Cognitive-Motivational Factors in Reading Comprehension of Informative and Narrative Texts: Which Is More Effective?1
Handwriting Speed, Visual-Motor Skills, and Attitudes Toward Writing in the Context of Handwriting Legibility of Students with Learning Disabilities1
Poetry and Syllable-Stress Identification as the Means for Understanding Dyslexia and Reading-Related Difficulties1
Relationships between Reading Identities and Dialogue: Perspectives from Fifth-grade Multilingual Learners1
The Resilience of Students and Teachers Using a Virtual Writing Intervention during COVID-191
The Effect of Date of Birth on Success: Proposing a Model for Primary Schools in the Context of the Matthew Effect1
Can Artificial Intelligence Identify Reading Fluency and Level? Comparison of Human and Machine Performance1
The Validity of Two Tests of Silent Reading Fluency: A Meta-Analytic Review1
Reading Inside Out: A Resilience-Driven Mentoring Approach to Enhancing Reading Fluency for at-Risk Students of Color1
Effects of Multimedia Academic Vocabulary Instruction for Linguistically Diverse Fifth Graders in a Rural Setting1
The Relation Among Phonological Processing, Oral and Silent Reading Fluency, and Reading Comprehension for Students with Dyslexia: A Longitudinal Investigation1
Compressing the Spiral Curriculum: Spiral Curriculum Design and Testing in Preschool Reading Teaching Practice in China1
A New Activity Design and Efficiency for the Elimination of Writing Errors of Students with Dysgraphia: ABC Linking Activity1
Does the Mode of Testing Matter in Reading Comprehension? When Learners’ Perception Enters into the Picture1
The Teacher Beliefs About Independent Reading Opportunity Scale: A Validation Study1
The Case for Tutoring Struggling Readers in the Primary Grades1
Efficiency of the Conceptual and Perceptual Priming for the Lexical Retrieval and Reading/Listening Comprehension of EFL Learners of Different Proficiency Levels1
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