Reading Research Quarterly

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Impact Factor: 2.697

ISI Journal Citation Reports © Ranking: 2011: 5/206 (Education & Educational Research); 5/51 (Psychology Educational)

Online ISSN: 1936-2722

Associated Title(s): Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy, The Reading Teacher

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In collaboration with the editors of Reading Research Quarterly and the Journal of Literacy Research, Betsy Baker of the University of Missouri offers Voice of Literacy, bi-weekly podcast interviews with literacy researchers as they discuss the implications of their research. See the following RRQ-related podcasts, and join the online discussions:

  • September 17, “U.S. Survey of Middle School Student Attitudes Toward Reading” with Mike McKenna
  • October 15, “Text Complexity and the Early Grades” with Heidi Mesmer
  • November 19, “Patterns of Comprehending and Learning When Reading From the Internet” with Susan Goldman

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RRQ editors Susan Neuman and Linda Gambrell's first issue published in January 2013. See the Author Guidelines to submit your manuscript today!!

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According to Thomson Reuter's rankings of journals in the social sciences, Reading Research Quarterly has increased to 5 out of 203 journals in Education and Educational Research, from 20 out of 177 in 2010. RRQ is also 5 out of 51 journals in Educational Psychology, from 11 out of 50 in 2010. RRQ received a 2011 Impact factor of 2.69.

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