Arnold and Lamb 1976

Arnold and Lamb 1976

Reference
	Arnold, Richard, and Pose Lamb (editors). 1976.Reading foundations and instructional strategies. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth. 499 pages. Location: Dallas SIL Library 372.41 L218r. Interest level: lay specialist.

Summary
	Defines reading as a process of discrimination and interpretation. Process involves mainly decoding skills at the beginning level and more interpretation and evaluation at advanced levels.
	Describes details of skills as well as some fundamental effects reading comprehension can have on a reader's behavior.
	Is a college textbook for prospective teachers and a reference book for in-service teachers. Most contributors are university professors, and the information presented reflects current thinking.

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Bibliography module: Arnold and Lamb 1976
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