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What is a sight word approach to reading?

 

Introduction
 

In a sight word approach, new words are learned by sight (memory) as the learner sees them written and with picture cues.

Definition
 

A sight word approach to reading is an approach that uses the word as the basic unit of language. (Halvorson 1992)

 
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