Reading: The American Dinosaur
Thompson, Lillian
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Recorded from the Claremont Reading Conference
Discusses the importance of reading and how to make it relevant to children. Lillian Thompson, headmistress and teacher in Wolveton, England gives a talk on use of books made by children, for children. She gives examples of the teaching methods used in England and the main concept that students need interaction with the teacher to learn to read
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- Thompson, Lillian
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- English
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