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Dr. Julie Hentges, Associate Professor, University of Central, MO (UCM) is a teacher and K-12 reading specialist. She was honored as Advisor of the Year, Kappa Delta Pi (KDP) Society; and Learning to the Greater Degree Award, UCM. Dr. Hentges’ research interest addresses instruction to accelerate student achievement.
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