Publication Date
7-1-1976
Abstract
In examining clinical reading records, one is struck with a number of learners whose problems relate in some way to a sight vocabulary deficit. The gravity of this can only be fully apprehended when one recognizes that a child with a sight vocabulary problem is not "just another reading problem." His is a limiting problem-a problem, which if uncorrected, stands the strong risk not only of crippling his total reading growth but, indeed, crippling his self-concept as a learner.
Recommended Citation
Braun, C. (1976). Instructional Practices Which Contribute to Sight Vocabulary Deficits. Reading Horizons: A Journal of Literacy and Language Arts, 16 (4). Retrieved from https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/reading_horizons/vol16/iss4/2
