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Most cited papers from Oakland Public Library

What are the most cited papers from Oakland Public Library?

The most cited paper from Oakland Public Library is "Complexity of alpha thalassemia: growing health problem with new approaches to screening, diagnosis, and therapy" (Elliott P. Vichinsky, 2010), with 67 citations. Next come "Taking Off the Cape: The Stories of Novice Urban Leadership" (21) and "Meeting the Health Information Needs of Diverse Populations" (17).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 Complexity of alpha thalassemia: growing health problem with new approaches to screening, diagnosis, and therapy Elliott P. Vichinsky · Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences Aug 2010 67
2 Taking Off the Cape: The Stories of Novice Urban Leadership Lynda Tredway, Fred Steven Brill, Janette Hernandez · Theory Into Practice 18 Jul 2007 21
3 Meeting the Health Information Needs of Diverse Populations Kristine M. Alpi, Barbara M. Bibel · Illinois Digital Environment for Access to Learning and Scholarship (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Open access Sep 2004 17
4 Calculators in Elementary Schools Grayson H. Wheatley, Richard J. Shumway, Terrence G. Coburn et al. · The Arithmetic Teacher Sep 1979 10
5 Adolescents as Readers of Social Studies: Examining the Relationship between Youth’s Everyday and Social Studies Literacies and Learning Darin B. Stockdill, Baque Marcillo Angee Elizabeth · Berkeley Review of Education Open access 25 Jun 2013 9
6 The competences of secondary school science teachers Leroy Spore · Science Education Oct 1962 7
7 Testing Intelligence and Maturity of Deaf Children Grace Ross · Exceptional Children Oct 1953 6
8 Finding Consumer Health Information in Other Languages Barbara M. Bibel · Journal of Consumer Health on the Internet 11 Dec 2003 4
9 What is Special about Special Education? The Partially Seeing Child Fredericka M. Bertram · Exceptional Children Oct 1953 1
10 2 Dimensional School Nursing Barbara W. Baseheart · Journal of Health Physical Education Recreation May 1968 1
11 Blending Elements of Lesson Study with Case Analysis and Discussion: A Promising Professional Development Synergy Edward A. Silver, Valerie L. Mills, Alison M. Castro et al. Book chapter 12 Nov 2014 0
12 NCTE Presidential Address: “The Shade of Another Spring” Virginia M. Reid · The English Journal Mar 1973 0
13 New FLES Adventures and the Villain of Articulation Manuel H. Guerra · Modern Language Journal Nov 1958 0
14 Teaching Binary Coding in High School EDP Merle W. Wood · The Journal of Data Education Nov 1972 0
15 Regarding Flowcharting Merle W. Wood · The Journal of Data Education Oct 1980 0
16 Flexibility in the Arithmetic Program: To Promote Maximum Pupil Growth Maude Coburn · The Arithmetic Teacher Apr 1955 0
17 Índice cultural, 1948-55 y 1956 Harrison B. Malan · Hispanic American Historical Review Feb 1964 0
18 Contemporary Music in the High School Harold C. Youngberg · Music Educators Journal Sep 1962 0
19 AN OPEN LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE AMERICAN SCHOOL HEALTH ASSOCIATION Doris S. Bryan · Journal of School Health Feb 1969 0
20 ORGANIZATION IN SPECIAL SCHOOLS A Tudyman · The Slow Learning Child Nov 1961 0
21 SKIN PROBLEMS OF SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN AND YOUTH— A NURSING RESPONSIBILITY?* Doris S. Bryan · Journal of School Health Oct 1970 0
22 Rethinking the Eurocentric Library Workplace: Linda Jolivet, Em Claire Knowles · The Reference Librarian 25 Jul 1996 0
23 THE PRIVATE PHYSICIAN AND SCHOOL HEALTH David Van der Slice · Journal of School Health May 1954 0
24 A Review of: “Men's Health Concerns Sourcebook. 3rd ed. Judd, Sandra J., ed.” Barbara M. Bibel · Journal of Consumer Health on the Internet 23 Feb 2010 0
25 Research from the Consumer's Viewpoint Doris S. Bryan · School Health Review Sep 1971 0

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