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Find similar grantsElva Knight Research Grant is sponsored by International Literacy Association (ILA). This biennial grant provides funding for promising research that addresses significant questions for the discipline of reading/literacy research and practice. While not specific to the Iliad, research into classic literature's role in literacy could potentially be relevant.
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1982 The International Literacy Association (ILA) Elva Knight Research Grant provides a grant up to US$5,000 biennially for promising research that addresses significant questions for the discipline of reading/literacy research and practice. The grant is intended to provide researchers with the opportunity to develop important perspectives on the reading/literacy field. Please check back for more information on applying for this grant.
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Onukaogu Barbara Guzzetti, David Reinking, Scott Paris, Susan Neuman, Amy McClure, Karen Zabrucky, DeWayne Moore Lesley Morrow, Bonnie Konopak, Priscilla Drum, JoBeth Allen Nelson Rodriguez-Trujillo, Paula Schwanenflugel, Barbara Murphy, Shirley Love Franz Biglamaier, Timothy Rasinski Denny Taylor, Armando Morles, Young Mi Kim, William Teale, Miriam Martinez David Bloome, Nancy Spivey, James King Donna Alvermann, David Hayes, Richard Allington, Taffy Raphael, Bonnie Armbruster Lesley Morrow, Carol Weinstein, Karen Wixson Jane Hansen, Lee Galda, Mariam Jean Dreher, Catherine Dorsey-Gaines, Denny Taylor For additional information, contact ILAAwards@reading.
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Elva Knight Research Grant is funded by International Literacy Association (ILA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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