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We can only speculate that their use of it is to communicate more effectively with their reader than by using Standard English . What I am interested in finding out is the reaction of children to such books that use dialect .
We can only speculate that their use of it is to communicate more effectively with their reader than by using Standard English . What I am interested in finding out is the reaction of children to such books that use dialect .
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Most children learn to read Standard English before they learn to read in dialect , although in the process they are translating that written form to a form they can un- derstand . When asking a child to read and understand " hep ...
Most children learn to read Standard English before they learn to read in dialect , although in the process they are translating that written form to a form they can un- derstand . When asking a child to read and understand " hep ...
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PROFESSIONAL CONCERNS : ENGLISH FOR DESPISERS R. Baird Shuman Ruth Van Arsdale EDITOR CONTRIBUTOR Professional Concerns is a regular column devoted to the interchange of ideas among those interested in reading instruction .
PROFESSIONAL CONCERNS : ENGLISH FOR DESPISERS R. Baird Shuman Ruth Van Arsdale EDITOR CONTRIBUTOR Professional Concerns is a regular column devoted to the interchange of ideas among those interested in reading instruction .
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