Portrait of My Son as an Early Reader II.

Bonnie Lass

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Reading and Literacy Development Early Childhood Education and Development Literacy and Educational Practices

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Scene I We are having dinner in a department store one evening in mid December. table-hopping Santa asks my son Jed, age 2.5, what he wants for Christmas. His reply, A book and a puzzle, surprises Santa, who asks, Can you read? To answer, Jed identifies the color words from his new box of crayons. Later, a woman at the next table asks, Can he really read? I say, Not really. He can read some words and letters though.

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1981Reading without Nonsense 1976Speech, the Alphabet, and Teaching to Read.1976The Great Debate: Ten Years Later, with a Modest Proposal for Reading Stages.1972Teaching young children to read 1968There's a Nightmare in My Closet 1977Reading readiness : a definition and skills hierarchy from preschoolers' developing conceptions of print

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