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... learner is likely to be frustrated . Then again , when writing is introduced without some evaluation of reading ... learner's problems is made by the " for- mal " teacher who proceeds on the philosophy of the " goose step " reading of ...
... learner is likely to be frustrated . Then again , when writing is introduced without some evaluation of reading ... learner's problems is made by the " for- mal " teacher who proceeds on the philosophy of the " goose step " reading of ...
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... Learner Needs Effective instruction is based on two fundamental principles : first , attainment of a thorough understanding of learner strength and weaknesses ; second , pro- vision for guidance in terms of individual needs . In short ...
... Learner Needs Effective instruction is based on two fundamental principles : first , attainment of a thorough understanding of learner strength and weaknesses ; second , pro- vision for guidance in terms of individual needs . In short ...
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... Learner's Awareness of Literacy . Pupil literacy regarding reading achievement and specific needs is brought home to him as the inventory is made . In pro- gressive school situations , this literacy about needs gained by the learner can ...
... Learner's Awareness of Literacy . Pupil literacy regarding reading achievement and specific needs is brought home to him as the inventory is made . In pro- gressive school situations , this literacy about needs gained by the learner can ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 3 |
THE READING FACET OF LANGUAGE | 69 |
GOALS OF READING INSTRUCTION | 83 |
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