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Harrigan, John E. – Journal of Learning Disabilities, 1976
Fifteen Chinese ideographs were successfully taught to 7 first grade American children having great difficulty learning to read English by the phonemic approach. (Author/DB)
Descriptors: Basic Reading, Chinese, Exceptional Child Research, Ideography
Dobson, Lee – 1975
The Junior League/Vancouver School Board tutorial Program began in September 1973. A coordinator was hired to train and supervise community volunteers who would tutor children with reading difficulties using a synthetic phonic program with multisensory reinforcement. Forty children, seventy-seven tutors, and twenty-two schools have participated in…
Descriptors: Beginning Reading, Community Involvement, Performance Criteria, Phonics
Shuman, R. Baird – Elementary English, 1973
Children are often turned into deficient readers as a result of their never progressing beyond the first stage of reading--articulation of words from printed page; if provided with an enriched classroom environment, the child will learn to read with little formal instruction. (MM)
Descriptors: Basic Reading, Directed Reading Activity, Language Acquisition, Phonics
Sheldon, William D.; And Others – 1967
The reading achievement of 376 second graders and the performances in oral reading and creative writing of 150 randomly selected subjects taught by three different methods were studied. All three approaches (basal reader, modified linguistic, and linguistic) were effective for reading instruction at the second-grade level. The largest differences…
Descriptors: Basic Reading, Creative Writing, Linguistics, Oral Reading