On Dialects and Reading.

Abstract

to IRA publications. As author in her own right or as coauthor or editor with Kenneth Goodman, she has published journal articles and another annotated bibliography, Linguistics and the Teaching of Reading. Louis Zuck Is assistant professor of linguistics at the University of Michigan. ■ Linguists agree that every speaker of any language speaks a dialect of that language. Standard English spoken by natives of Boston may be considered one dialect of English, and Standard English spoken by natives of Detroit may be considered another. In short, there are a great many dialects of English, and the dialect that a person speaks will be determined by many factors age, race, geographic region, social class, to mention a few.

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