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contents Tile II Personnel Give High Priority to Right to Read; ESEA Title II and the Right to Read Notable Reading Projects. Audiovisual Aids Bilingual Education Content Area Reading Correctional Education Elementary Secondary Education Instructional Materials Models Parent Participation Reading Instruction Reading Materials Reading Programs Notable reading projects funded under Title II are described in this report. The projects range from a bilingual program for Spanish-speaking pupils in eighteen schools in Washington, D.C., to the provision of relevant reading materials to neglected and delinquent youth in four special schools and correctional institutions in a California county. Other projects described include secondary school reading in the content fields, black studies, a parent-teacher-student reading program, and a paper back book library. Each report includes the objectives, a brief description, the number of pupils served, the amount of funds granted, an evaluation, and the name and address of the director. (TO)
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spellingShingle Tile II Personnel Give High Priority to Right to Read; ESEA Title II and the Right to Read Notable Reading Projects.
Audiovisual Aids
Bilingual Education
Content Area Reading
Correctional Education
Elementary Secondary Education
Instructional Materials
Models
Parent Participation
Reading Instruction
Reading Materials
Reading Programs
Tile II Personnel Give High Priority to Right to Read; ESEA Title II and the Right to Read Notable Reading Projects. Audiovisual Aids Bilingual Education Content Area Reading Correctional Education Elementary Secondary Education Instructional Materials Models Parent Participation Reading Instruction Reading Materials Reading Programs Notable reading projects funded under Title II are described in this report. The projects range from a bilingual program for Spanish-speaking pupils in eighteen schools in Washington, D.C., to the provision of relevant reading materials to neglected and delinquent youth in four special schools and correctional institutions in a California county. Other projects described include secondary school reading in the content fields, black studies, a parent-teacher-student reading program, and a paper back book library. Each report includes the objectives, a brief description, the number of pupils served, the amount of funds granted, an evaluation, and the name and address of the director. (TO)
title Tile II Personnel Give High Priority to Right to Read; ESEA Title II and the Right to Read Notable Reading Projects.
topic Audiovisual Aids
Bilingual Education
Content Area Reading
Correctional Education
Elementary Secondary Education
Instructional Materials
Models
Parent Participation
Reading Instruction
Reading Materials
Reading Programs
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED101311