
Teaching Reading Comprehension Explains How Learners Can Be Taught To Understand What They Read. Drawing On Research Into Reading Across A Wide Range Of Fields, The Book Examines The Typical Problems That Learners Face When Engaging With Written Texts. The Authors Show How To Help Learners To Acquire The Skills Necessary For Reading Comprehension And For Reading To Learn.
This book investigates the pedagogical methods required to transition learners from basic reading skills to advanced comprehension and independent learning. The authors synthesize research from diverse academic fields to identify common cognitive and linguistic barriers that impede student engagement with written texts. By providing a structured framework, the text outlines actionable strategies for educators to foster critical reading abilities across the foundation and intermediate phases of schooling.
What You Will Find
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Educators frequently cite this work as a practical resource for classroom implementation in primary and middle school settings. Experts highlight the text for its clear synthesis of research-based practices and its focus on the developmental progression of literacy skills.
Page Count:
344
Publication Date:
2019-11-24
Publisher:
Oxford University Press Southern Africa
ISBN-10:
0190448830
ISBN-13:
9780190448837
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