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Linguistics and reading . By CHARLES C. Fries . Pp . xxi , 265. New York etc .: Holt , Rinehart and Winston , Inc. , 1963 . Reviewed by CLARENCE L. BARNHART , Bronxville , N. Y. Anyone reading this book , and especially the ...
Linguistics and reading . By CHARLES C. Fries . Pp . xxi , 265. New York etc .: Holt , Rinehart and Winston , Inc. , 1963 . Reviewed by CLARENCE L. BARNHART , Bronxville , N. Y. Anyone reading this book , and especially the ...
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English spelling is regular enough that there is no need to resort to sight words at the earliest stage of beginning reading ; ( 2 ) that pupils should not be taught to isolate letters and sounds and to produce them in isolation ...
English spelling is regular enough that there is no need to resort to sight words at the earliest stage of beginning reading ; ( 2 ) that pupils should not be taught to isolate letters and sounds and to produce them in isolation ...
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To what extent do other linguists accept Fries's criteria in their linguistic approaches to the teaching of reading ? There are three other widely known linguistic reading systems — those of Leonard Bloomfield , Henry Lee Smith ...
To what extent do other linguists accept Fries's criteria in their linguistic approaches to the teaching of reading ? There are three other widely known linguistic reading systems — those of Leonard Bloomfield , Henry Lee Smith ...
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