Number 58 (April 1989)

Originally published as:   Notes on Literacy. Number 58 (April 1989). Dallas: Summer Institute of Linguistics. © 1989 Summer Institute of Linguistics, Inc.

Complete Table of Contents

Reading clubs, reading circles (study circles), and libraries, by Esther Marmor

1. Introduction

2. Reading clubs

3. Reading circles

Philosophy behind reading circles--Freire

4. Libraries

The integrated use of libraries and reading circles in Tanzania

5. Conclusions

Back Matter

References

Reading clubs, by Peter Evans

1. Introduction

2. Materials

3. Programme

4. Training courses

5. Library

The rural library system in Cajamarca, by David Coombs

1. Introduction

2. History

3. Special problems

A book is to read and to share, by Don Bernd

The birth of the Niaboua ¹ newspaper, by Betsy Edwards

A group dynamic method of learning to read, by Raymond G. Gordon

1. Introduction

2. Description

3. Detailed description of the technique

4. Cautions

5. Adapting the approach

6. Summary

Teaching reading fluency, by Delle P. Matthews

1. Introduction

2. The need

3. The lesson

4. Discussion (see Section 3)

5. Conclusion

Back Matter

References

“Passive literacy” ^*, by Hazel Shorey

Wall-chart primers ¹, by Jack Popjes

More about wall-chart primers, by A. Harold Popovich

Review: Sometimes a shining moment: The Foxfire experience, by Ida Ottaviano

Review: Working together for literacy, by Janice D. Allen

Review: Vernacular curriculum development, by Georgetta MacDonald

Review: Annual review of applied linguistics, 1983, by Olive A. Shell