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Main Author: Krashen, Stephen D.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1994
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ495187
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contents An Answer to the Literacy Crisis: Free Voluntary Reading. Krashen, Stephen D. Elementary Secondary Education Higher Education Independent Reading Literacy Literature Reading Ability Reading Aloud to Others Reading Difficulties Reading Improvement Reading Instruction Reading Research Reading Writing Relationship Recreational Reading Briefly reports on five out-of-school-studies and three in-school studies showing the value of free voluntary reading (FVR). The failure of direct reading instruction and its implications for developing reading skills, the components of a free reading program, and the role of writing are discussed. (34 references) (KRN)
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spellingShingle An Answer to the Literacy Crisis: Free Voluntary Reading.
Krashen, Stephen D.
Elementary Secondary Education
Higher Education
Independent Reading
Literacy
Literature
Reading Ability
Reading Aloud to Others
Reading Difficulties
Reading Improvement
Reading Instruction
Reading Research
Reading Writing Relationship
Recreational Reading
An Answer to the Literacy Crisis: Free Voluntary Reading. Krashen, Stephen D. Elementary Secondary Education Higher Education Independent Reading Literacy Literature Reading Ability Reading Aloud to Others Reading Difficulties Reading Improvement Reading Instruction Reading Research Reading Writing Relationship Recreational Reading Briefly reports on five out-of-school-studies and three in-school studies showing the value of free voluntary reading (FVR). The failure of direct reading instruction and its implications for developing reading skills, the components of a free reading program, and the role of writing are discussed. (34 references) (KRN)
title An Answer to the Literacy Crisis: Free Voluntary Reading.
topic Elementary Secondary Education
Higher Education
Independent Reading
Literacy
Literature
Reading Ability
Reading Aloud to Others
Reading Difficulties
Reading Improvement
Reading Instruction
Reading Research
Reading Writing Relationship
Recreational Reading
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ495187