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245 10 $aLinguistics for teachers :$bselected readings /$cJohn F. Savage.
260 $aChicago :$bScience Research Associates,$c[1973]
300 $axix, 318 pages :$billustrations ;$c24 cm
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505 00 $gPart 1 : Language and linguistics --$tIntroduction --$tLinguistics: a revolution in perspective /$rAlbert J. Griffith --$tLinguistics /$rWilliam G. Moulton --$tLinguistics: a brief guide for principals /$rPaul C. Burns --$tLanguage acquisition: basic issues /$rStanley F. Wanat --$tThree processes in the child's acquisition of syntax /$rRoger Brown and Ursula Bellugi --$tThe nature of nonstandard dialect divergence /$rWalt Wolfram --$tA reexamination of some assumptions about the language of the disadvantaged child /$rSusan H. Houston --$tLinguistics in a relevant curriculum /$rKenneth S. Goodman --$tPostscript.
505 80 $gPart 2 : Linguistics and grammar --$tIntroduction --$tWhat grammar? /$rH.A. Gleason, Jr. --$tRevolution in grammar /$rW. Nelson Francis --$tA concise structural grammar /$rCarl A. Lefevre --$tA short introduction to transformational grammar /$rRoderick A. Jacobs --$tJohn is easy to please /$rVed Mehta --$tLinguistics in the elementary school classroom /$rCharles S. Ross and Mary M. Ross --$tIncorporating transformational grammar into the English curriculum /$rFrank J. Zidonis --$tSnafu, fubar or brave new world? national trends in the teaching of grammar /$rJames Sledd --$tPostscript.
505 80 $gPart 3 : Linguistics and reading --$tIntroduction --$tLinguistics and reading /$rLeonard Bloomfield --$tLinguistics and the teaching of reading /$rCharles C. Fries --$tA comprehensive linguistic approach to reading /$rCarl A. Lefevre --$tReading comprehension: the need for a new perspective /$rHerbert D. Simons --$tSociolinguistic alternatives in teaching reading to nonstandard speakers /$rWalt Wolfram --$tReading the language of public life /$rVirginia F. Allen --$tLinguistics-reading dialogue /$rRonald Wardhaugh --$tImplications of linguistics for the teaching of reading /$rDaisy M. Jones --$tValues of linguistics in high school reading /$rWilliam W. West --$tPostscript.
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