Publication Date
4-1-1975
Abstract
Experimentation with innovative reading and language instructional processes is a vital necessity if teaching is to be effective and keep pace with our ever-changing society. 1 Pupils need to learn to read and read well if they are to become contributing citizens and since they learn best through various approaches, it seems logical that many reading instructional models should be made available for teachers to use. This implies that new programs should be discovered and also that they be tested in order to determine their viability with students in the classroom. Such is the nature of this report.
Recommended Citation
Lloyd, B. A., & Cobbs, L. (1975). A Second Grade Experiment with a New Reading-Language Process. Reading Horizons: A Journal of Literacy and Language Arts, 15 (3). Retrieved from https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/reading_horizons/vol15/iss3/3
