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<p><p>this Text Provides Classroom Teachers With Information On Developing A Systematic Procedure For Assessing Reading Skill Performance And Offers Prescriptive Instruction. The First Chapter Addresses Reading As A Language Process And Establishes The Basic Conceptual Framework. The Remainder Of The Text Is Organized Around Five Steps That Should Be Followed To Provide Effective Reading Instruction.<p>new To This Edition:<p>—the Latest Research On Teacher Instruction For Technologically Advanced Students.<p>—more Emphasis On Student Assessment Versus Clinical Diagnoses.<p>—the Importance Of Assessing And Guiding Reading Through Language Literacy Development Is Stressed.</p>
- Author
- Martha D. Collins, Earl H. Cheek, Jr
- Publisher
- McGraw-Hill Humanities/Social Sciences/Languages
- Published
- 1999
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780697241405
- Subjects
- Education
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