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Weaver, C. 1990

 
Reference
 

Weaver, Constance. 1990.Understanding whole language: From principles to practice. Portsmouth, NH: Heinemann. 309 pages. 0435085352. Location: Dallas SIL Library 372.6 W363u. Interest level: specialist.

Summary
 

Is directed toward teachers, teacher educators, and school administrators in the United States. Includes the following chapters:

 
  • Whole language as a philosophy of education
  • Research relating to the development of literacy
  • Implementing a whole language philosophy in the classroom
  • Assessment
Evaluation
 

Gives valuable references to recent research, including 16 pages of references at the end and bibliographies throughout the book. Assumes that readers already have a background of theory and experience with whole language. Also assumes readers understand the "how" of using literature in the classroom and of connecting reading with writing in developing literacy.


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