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In this updated edition of the landmark study on early reading, the authors place the story within the context of subsequent developments in reading research and assessment practices. Teachers as co-investigators and everyday classroom events remain at the heart of this classic book.
Harvard Educational Review said of the First Edition…
"Casts a new light on early instruction in reading….These useful insights and theories about beginning reading have implications that go beyond research.…(they) have practical implications for teaching as well."
About the Author:
Edward Chittenden is a developmental psychologist with Educational Testing Service. Terry Salinger, formerly director of research at the International Reading Association, is now a researcher at the Pelavin Research Center of the American Institutes of Research. Anne M. Bussis (1934–1995) was a research psychologist at Educational Testing Service.
Title: Inquiry into Meaning : An Investigation of ...
Publisher: Wiley & Sons, Limited, John
Publication Date: 2001
Binding: Soft cover
Condition: Very Good
Edition: 1 Edition.