Susan Homan

Affiliations: 
University of South Florida, Tampa, FL, United States 
Area:
Elementary Education, Language and Literature Education
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Rasinski T, Homan S, Biggs M. (2009) Teaching reading fluency to struggling readers: Method, materials, and evidence Reading and Writing Quarterly. 25: 192-204
MacGeorge EL, Homan SR, Dunning JB, et al. (2008) Student evaluation of audience response technology in large lecture classes Educational Technology Research and Development. 56: 125-145
Hewitt MA, Homan SP. (2004) Readability level of standardized test items and student performance: The forgotten validity variable Reading Research and Instruction. 43: 1-16
King JR, Homan S. (2003) Early intervention in literacy: An in-class model for teachers Reading Research and Instruction. 42
Short RA, Frye BJ, King JR, et al. (1999) Connecting classrooms and early interventions Reading Research and Instruction. 38: 387-400
Homan S, Hewitt M, Linder J. (1994) The Development and Validation of a Formula for Measuring Single‐Sentence Test Item Readability Journal of Educational Measurement. 31: 349-358
Homan SP, Hines CV, Kromrey JD. (1993) An investigation of varying reading level placement on reading achievement of chapter i students Reading Research and Instruction. 33: 29-38
Homan SP, Klesius JP, Hite C. (1993) Effects of Repeated Readings and Nonrepetitive Strategies on Students' Fluency and Comprehension Journal of Educational Research. 87: 94-99
Perez JV, Homan SP, Hines CV, et al. (1987) Reading Ability, Comprehension, and Test Validity: Effects of Three Procedures for Administering Test Items Journal of Educational Research. 81: 116-119
Homan SP, Hall BW, Topping M. (1986) Does Teacher Oral Reading of Test Items Affect the Performance of Students of Varying Reading Ability? Journal of Educational Research. 79: 363-365
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