Reading recovery and beyond / by James W. Chapman and Keith T. Greaney

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Title

Reading recovery and beyond / by James W. Chapman and Keith T. Greaney

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National Library of New Zealand

Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Promotes that it is time to consider new ways of learning with the Reading Recovery programme (RR programme) as it has been in place since the 1980s. Suggests changes should be made to Year 1 literacy instruction and to the RR programme to provide more explicit instruction on word-level skills for those children whose specific literacy development requires enhanced phonemic awareness and phonological processing skills.

Format

Journal

Date created

Nov 2013

Creator

Chapman, James W., (James William),, 1948- / Greaney, Keith T.

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/32964866

Related subjects

Literacy programs / Literacy programs -- Evaluation / Reading -- Remedial teaching / Reading -- Remedial teaching -- Evaluation / Reading -- Research / Literacy -- Research

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