Guiding Growth in Reading in the Modern Elementary School |
Contents
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE ABLE TO READ? | 3 |
GUIDES FOR A SUCCESSFUL READING PROGRAM | 17 |
Facing page 108 The University School Indiana University | 18 |
LAYING SOUND FOUNDATIONS | 31 |
Cincin | 79 |
Developing Skill in Handling Books | 102 |
Facing page 236 Ibid p | 107 |
Varying the Prereading Program to Meet Individual | 109 |
DEVELOPING READING SKILLS THROUGH ONGOING | 217 |
HELPING PRIMARY CHILDREN LEARN TO WORK | 260 |
PLANNING THE READING PROGRAM IN | 313 |
DEVELOPING READING SKILLS THROUGH SPECIAL | 393 |
Developing Techniques of Effective Comprehension | 397 |
Developing Effective Reading Rate | 404 |
Improving Skill in Oral Reading | 410 |
Developing More Skilled Approaches to Word Study | 419 |
FIRST STEPS IN LEARNING TO READ | 116 |
Classroom Organization for Beginning Reading | 126 |
Facing page 396 Ibid p | 130 |
Developing First Experiences in a Reading Group | 134 |
DEVELOPING INDEPENDENT READERS | 149 |
PLANNING THE READING PROGRAM | 151 |
Facing page 397 Ibid p | 169 |
PROVIDING DIRECT READING INSTRUCTION | 183 |
Providing for Efficient Reference Techniques | 436 |
Some Questions to Think About | 448 |
APPRAISING RECORDING AND REPORTING PROGRESS | 453 |
33 | 489 |
CARING FOR THE CHILD WHO NEEDS REMEDIAL HELP | 492 |
43 | 519 |
57 | 525 |
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