This text profiles some of America's reading instructors, documenting how they combine aspects of both skill and whole language approaches.
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"This book is well-written, informative, and comprehensible to a nontechnical audience. The content is timely, given the heatedness of debates over whole language versus phonics instruction that are currently receiving widespread political and media attention. I was particularly impressed by how up to date the references are." --Linda Baker, PhD, University of Maryland, Baltimore County "Integrating a review of the literature with hundreds of hours of classroom observation, interviews with expert teachers, and his own findings into how children learn to read, Michael Pressley provides an exemplary model for literacy instruction. The book demonstrates the benefits of a balanced approach in an interesting and unbiased manner, covering applications both with emerging readers and more sophisticated upper-grade children. Throughout, Pressley offers straight talk about important topics." --Lesley Mandel Morrow, PhD, Rutgers University "The most complete and compelling presentation of balanced reading instruction that is available to date. Synthesizing extensive research, illuminating trends, and building bridges between different fields of knowledge, Pressley demonstrates that balanced reading instruction involves much more than simply selecting from a list of curricular choices. The book helps teachers understand the conditions in which certain approaches are more effective, why they are effective, and how we know that they will improve students' literacy. Lifting us up on the shoulders of past research, and proposing promising new directions for teacher education and reading instruction, this book will help maximize the literacy successes of future generations." --Cathy Collins Block, PhD, Texas Christian University "For school psychologists seeking to improve their understanding of literacy and the reading process and to gain a comprehensible overview of the most updated research, Pressley provides an excellent starting palce for developing a sound understanding of some of the more salient features involved in the overall process." --John M. Hintze and Judy E. Loughin in School Psychology Quarterly
This text profiles some of America's reading instructors, documenting how they combine aspects of both skill and whole language approaches.
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