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Most cited papers from Spokane Public Library

What are the most cited papers from Spokane Public Library?

The most cited paper from Spokane Public Library is "A review of treatment modalities for vestibular schwannoma" (Benjamin J. Arthurs, Robert K. Fairbanks, John J. Demakas et al., 2011), with 126 citations. Next come "The effects of using flashcards with reading racetrack to teach letter sounds, sight words, and math facts to elementary students with learning disabilities" (41) and "Squeaky wheels: Missing data, disability, and power in the smart city" (30).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 A review of treatment modalities for vestibular schwannoma Benjamin J. Arthurs, Robert K. Fairbanks, John J. Demakas et al. · Neurosurgical Review 8 Feb 2011 126
2 The effects of using flashcards with reading racetrack to teach letter sounds, sight words, and math facts to elementary students with learning disabilities Rachel Erbey, T. F. McLaughlin, K. Mark Derby et al. · DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) Open access Jul 2011 41
3 Squeaky wheels: Missing data, disability, and power in the smart city Shiloh Deitz, Amy K. Lobben, Arielle Alferez · Big Data & Society Open access Jul 2021 30
4 The Effects of Using Handwriting without Tears® Procedures and Worksheets to Teach Two Preschool Students with Severe Disabilities to Write their First Names Meggan McBride, Mary Pelto, T. F. McLaughlin et al. · The Open Education Journal Open access 2009 13
5 The Effects of UsingHandwriting Without Tearsand a Handwriting Racetrack to Teach Five Preschool Students with Disabilities Pre Handwriting and Handwriting Caitlin Delegato, T. F. McLaughlin, K. Mark Derby et al. · Journal of Occupational Therapy Schools & Early Intervention Jul 2013 4
6 Contracting for Merit Pay William C. Shreeve, Muriel Rogie Radebaugh, Janet R. Norby et al. · College Teaching Nov 1985 2
7 Public workstation security: using operating systems and hardware tricks Garvin Brakel · Library Hi Tech Apr 1997 2
8 Teacher Assurance: Their Success is our Success William C. Shreeve, Janet R. Norby, Arnold F. Stueckle et al. · The Clearing House A Journal of Educational Strategies Issues and Ideas May 1986 2
9 The role of public libraries in urban entrepreneurship Elizabeth Suchanic, Mark Pond, Morgan Perry · Journal of urban regeneration and renewal Mar 2023 1
10 ACCESS: A Community Information Service Jim Wavada · Reference Services Review Mar 1987 1
11 Speaking Out: Quality Circles in Research and Writing William C. Shreeve, Janet R. Norby, Arnold F. Stueckle et al. · The Clearing House A Journal of Educational Strategies Issues and Ideas Apr 1987 1
12 Bwebwenato: A conversation about the culture and music of the riṂajeḷ Shawn Tolley · TOPICS FOR MUSIC EDUCATION PRAXIS Open access Feb 2025 0
13 Introduction John S. Jr. Spencer, Christopher Millson-Martula · College & Undergraduate Libraries Apr 2012 0
14 The impossible now, miracles later Elizabeth S. Gilbert · Notes and Queries 23 Jun 1951 0
15 Into thy hands . . . staff development! Harry Finnegan · Theory Into Practice Oct 1972 0
16 Leland G. Alkire, Jr.: Periodical Title Abbreviations Stephen Proces · Reference Services Review Feb 1983 0

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