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Basic Reading Power

By Beatrice S. Mikulecky

Book information

Publisher
Addison Wesley Publishing Company
Year
1997
ISBN
9780201846737, 020184673X
LCC
PE1128 .M55 1997
Open Library ID
OL752098M
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
6 MB (6133281 bytes)
Edition
2nd
Pages
171\171
Library
ebook3000.com
Time added
2010-07-15 08:01:32

Description

Beginning Level. The Reading Power Series is based on a cognitive skills approach. These student-centered reading skills texts help students go beyond rote learning to develop the solid reading skills good readers take for granted. Basic Reading Power, the first in text in the series, helps beginning students (below 300 word vocabulary) to become better readers in school, college, or business. Includes special emphasis on developing the good vocabulary learning skills crucial to fluent reading. Featuring a Vocabulary Building section that offers strategies for learning new words, a Teacher's Guide section, and an Answer Key. The other books in this series include: Reading Power (Beginning/Intermediate Level), and More Reading Power (Intermediate Level). A Short Course for Teaching Reading Skills is also available.

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