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Colvin, Cynthia M. – 1968
Those psychological principles which might aid the teacher in the selection of instructional materials are examined. Since learning is a process which builds sequentially on past learning, beginning reading materials should include words that have personal relevance for the individual child. Meaningful material is learned more quickly than…
Descriptors: Beginning Reading, Content Area Reading, Individual Differences, Instructional Materials
Cooper, J. Louis – 1968
Experience background deficiencies and a combination of several factors contributing to inattention in reading can cause children to be verbalizers. The causes of and some corrections for these two problems are discussed. Since reading is essentially a process of reconstructing one's experiences back to the printed symbols, background deficiencies…
Descriptors: Educational Background, Elementary School Students, Language Experience Approach, Listening