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Now in its third edition, Teaching Reading Comprehension Processes
is a comprehensive and eclectic text that encourages critical thinking
and challenges readers to examine preconceived ideas about teaching
comprehension. Renowned comprehension expert Judith Irwin presents
an overview of the relationship among the reader, the text, and the situation,
and how it affects the reading process. In light of the increasingly
diverse constitution of the U.S. student body, she suggests that we
view the classroom, the school, and the community as connected parts of a
larger society, and offers a rich collection of studies and research
from over 35 years experience as a wonderful resource for pre-service and
practicing teachers.
New features to this edition include:
· Current perspectives on teaching critical literacy, media literacy,
and computer literacy to highlight the importance of information
conveyed through popular culture, images, and song.
· Updated examples of the effect of the socio-cultural context on reading
comprehension.
· A wealth of practical applications combining holistic practices
with cognitive teaching.
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