Reading -- Blind Alleys and Fruitful Byways.

This article discusses innovations in reading instruction, including nongraded primary classes, team teaching, homogeneous grouping, linguistics and new types of readers being put into use. Although it is foolhardy to make any general statement about conventional reading programs, certainly most inv...

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Published in:	Education Vol. 84; no. 9; pp. 529 - 533
Main Author:	Weiss, Bernard J.
Format:	Article
Published:	Project Innovation Austin LLC May1964
Subjects:	Reading Linguistics Reading readiness Experience charts Developmental reading Word recognition Teaching Individualized reading instruction Language arts
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