Reading Horizons, Volumes 19-20College of Education Western Michigan University and the Homer L.J. Carter Reading Council, 1978 |
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... individual letters or in- dividual words , then the teacher will probably not be inclined to teach in the way that the child is inclined to read . Reading is not a process of identifying individual letters or individual words . To ...
... individual letters or in- dividual words , then the teacher will probably not be inclined to teach in the way that the child is inclined to read . Reading is not a process of identifying individual letters or individual words . To ...
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... individual letters . Reading is not a process of identifying individual letters . Just as we know something about how letters are combined , we have nonvisual information about the way words are combined in our language . If words ...
... individual letters . Reading is not a process of identifying individual letters . Just as we know something about how letters are combined , we have nonvisual information about the way words are combined in our language . If words ...
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... individual words . Reading is not a process of identifying individual words . If reading is not a process of identifying individual letters or words , then how can we define reading ? Reading is a process of prediction . When we read we ...
... individual words . Reading is not a process of identifying individual words . If reading is not a process of identifying individual letters or words , then how can we define reading ? Reading is a process of prediction . When we read we ...
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