The Role of Decoding in Learning to Read.
@article{Beck1995TheRO, title={The Role of Decoding in Learning to Read.}, author={Isabel L. Beck and C. Juel}, journal={The American Educator}, year={1995}, volume={19} }
c5_red_part_roleofdecod.pdf As anyone knows who has both read to young children and watched them begin learning to read, there is a great difference in the sophistication of their abilities in the two arenas. As an illustration, consider a typical activity in a first-grade classroom. Twenty-six first graders are sitting on the floor around their teacher, Ms. Jackson. She opens a copy of McCloskey’s (1941, 1969) Make Way for Ducklings and shows the children a double-page picture of two mallards… Expand
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