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 \n◦ Brief overview of ERIC  \n◦ Using ERIC to identify relevant sources for systematic review  \n◦ Specific ERIC features  \n◦ Q&A  \n3  \nSystematic Evidence Review  \n• Collects and critically analyzes multiple research studies  \n• Specifies research questions, then identifies articles that can specifically speak to those questions  \n• Uses a clearly defined process to identify and select appropriate articles  \n• Allows the development of an exhaustive review of the current literature related to your research questions  \n4  \nRecent IES Systematic Reviews  \n• Summary of Research Generated by Striving Readers on the Effectiveness of Interventions for Struggling Adolescent Readers . 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