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Bloem, P. (2004). Correspondence journals: Talk that matters. //The Reading Teacher, 58//(1), 54-62.  Dyment, J. and O’Connell, T. (2003, September). Journal writing in experiential education: Possibilities, problems, and recommendations. //ERIC Digest,// 2-5.

Hannon, J. (1999). Teaching Reading. //The Reading Teacher//, 53(3), 200-203.
Heydt, S. (2004). Dear diary, don’t be alarmed… I’m a boy. //Gifted Child Today, 27//(3), 16-25.

Lambirth, A. & Goouch, K. (2006). Golden times of writing: the creative compliance of writing. //Literacy, 40//(3), 146-152.

Kovarik, M. (2006). Meaningful responses to literature. //Kappa Delta Pi Record//, 178-182.

Montgomery, W. (2001). Journal writing: connecting reading and wrinting in mainstream educational settings. //Reading and Writing Quarterly//, 17, 93-98.

Peyton, J. K. (2000, December). Dialogue journals: Interactive writing to develop language and literacy. //ERIC Q&A//, 3-6.

Reutzel, D. R., & Cooter, R. B. Jr. (2008). //Teaching Children to Read: The Teacher Makes the Difference// (5th ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Education, Inc.

Slinger, C. (1997). Life Stories: An easy way to promote journal writing. //Classroom Connections//, 6-9.

GUYS, I double checked my articles on ERIC, two of them are literally from ERIC, and don't have issue or volume numbers, whatever you call it, the third one also does not, but I don't know why. That is all the info I get from them. I took the summer out of my one article's citation, because the samples I have only show either the year, or the month and the year. The others I think are how they are supposed to be, unless the recent updates of APA took that out. As for the textbook, I put it in, to the best of my ability... not sure where the Jr. should go for the one author, and I'm also unsure of the 'city' being in there... but samples I have show cities, st. so I put it in like that.