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Let's
Read A Linguistic Approach Leonard Bloomfield and Clarence L. Barnhart |
Let's
Read presents a simplified method of teaching
reading based on the alphabet and centered around spelling patterns. it
teaches the child one thing at a time. Leonard Bloomfield (1887-1949), one
of the greatest linguists of our time, created these lessons based on firm
scientific principles so that he could teach his own children to read. Let's Read was published for the first time by Wayne State University Press in 1961. It has been reprinted many times, and is a recognized classic in the field of reading instruction. Contents I. First Reading II. Easy Reading III. More Easy Reading IV. The Commonest Irregular Words V. The Commonest Irregular Spellings of Vowel Sounds VI. The Commonest Irregular Spellings of Consonant Sounds |
"The
system is totally orderly, totally logical, and virtually foolproof. It
is strictly a reading system. Reading is means, process, and end." —Charles C. Walcutt, Council for Basic Education (CBE) Bulletin "Let's Read may well be the most important book on beginning reading in our time; the important point is that here is a new methodology soundly based on psychology and linguistics . . . The lessons are ingeniously constructed to induce smooth, rapid progress. Let's Read is not just another reading text; it is a new system."—Russell Cosper, Journal of Reading Development |
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| $24.95s
paper / ISBN 0-8143-1115-6 468 pages / 8 x 10 1961 Also available: June Brown's Guide to "Let's Read" |
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