Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 18-19Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1948 |
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Page 109
... reading specialists , will not , however , be without interest for the latter group . In it the author delineates a broader approach to the problem than that of mere drill in reading . " Learning how indi- viduals read is only the first ...
... reading specialists , will not , however , be without interest for the latter group . In it the author delineates a broader approach to the problem than that of mere drill in reading . " Learning how indi- viduals read is only the first ...
Page 112
... Reading Center for an appointment . While he was waiting for the reading counselor , he looked through the books and magazines on the table , and read some of them . When the counselor came in she said : " It's fine you've been making ...
... Reading Center for an appointment . While he was waiting for the reading counselor , he looked through the books and magazines on the table , and read some of them . When the counselor came in she said : " It's fine you've been making ...
Page 113
... reading is always a means rather than an end in itself , except as pure recreation and relaxation , the reader needs practice in applying the ideas he gains from reading to the solution of practical problems . Ex- periments have shown ...
... reading is always a means rather than an end in itself , except as pure recreation and relaxation , the reader needs practice in applying the ideas he gains from reading to the solution of practical problems . Ex- periments have shown ...
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