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Title:
Teaching Reading to Adults: A Balanced Approach
Author:
Publisher:
Grass Roots Press
Year:
2003
ISBN
1894593189
Number of Pages
158
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Description / Comments:
Six chapters, each with notes and references on adult
literacy best practices: Teaching Reading to Adults: A
Balanced Approach; Foundations of Reading; Assessment; Word
Recognition; Comprehension; Teaching Reading in a
Participatory Context. Each chapter begins with an
introduction, ends with a conclusions and summary and
contains illustrations and examples. Examples from Canadian
educational system. Glossary for the text.
Topics / Keywords:
adult literacy, reading, adult literacy practice, family literacy, literacy program practice, participatory education
Section:
Adult Lit
Resource Type:
Practice, Theory & Program Models
Location:
Bookshelves
Copies:
1
Entry Date:
April 24th 2007
Last Updated:
April 24th 2007
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