How to Teach Reading: A Balanced Approach
Primary Professional Bookshelf
No. of pages 160
Published: 1998
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A straightforward guide to teaching reading which looks at the skills that contribute to reading and suggests how they can best be taught in a balanced way. The book acts as a map enabling teachers to chart how the different contributory elements in the reading process should come together. It shows how they can be developed through instruction to offer a programme of teaching that will orchestrate the development of children's reading knowedge. It is a practical book providing practical ideas for the classroom to show how to put theory into practice.
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There are 160 pages in this book. This book was published 1998 by Scholastic .
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