Reading Horizons, Volumes 19-20College of Education Western Michigan University and the Homer L.J. Carter Reading Council, 1978 |
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... beginning readers , it does appear that for a period in beginning reading it is normal for these pupils not to make much use of sentence contexts , even very simple ones , for this purpose . 2. By the second grade , however , pupils ...
... beginning readers , it does appear that for a period in beginning reading it is normal for these pupils not to make much use of sentence contexts , even very simple ones , for this purpose . 2. By the second grade , however , pupils ...
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... beginning reading has progressed beyond just naming and leveling , suggesting many new im- plications for use in the classroom . Gibson , for example , delineates the following stages in beginning reading : ( 1 ) learning to use spoken ...
... beginning reading has progressed beyond just naming and leveling , suggesting many new im- plications for use in the classroom . Gibson , for example , delineates the following stages in beginning reading : ( 1 ) learning to use spoken ...
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... beginning reading instruction should consist of meaning emphasis . Chall , however , unequivocally recommends code emphasis as a beginning reading method . Beginning readers , of course , should be receiving instruction which helps them ...
... beginning reading instruction should consist of meaning emphasis . Chall , however , unequivocally recommends code emphasis as a beginning reading method . Beginning readers , of course , should be receiving instruction which helps them ...
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