EDU- 15.2: Advanced studies: Curriculum and pedagogic courses in English education Whole Language · Whole language is a discredited philosophy of the nature of reading that is based upon the premise that learning to read comes naturally to humans in the same way that learning to speak develops naturally. · Keith Stanovich asserted ' the idea that learning to read is just like learning to speak is accepted by no responsible linguist, psychologist, or cognitive scientist in the research community'. · Whole language approaches to reading instruction are typically contrasted with phonics based methods of teaching, reading and writing. · Constructivist theory influenced the proponent...
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