00000nam 2200000 4500 INLIS000000000019641 20250326095908 0010-0325000132 ta 250326################g##########0#eng## 0 631 15776 X 428.409 428.409 OAK b Oakhill, Jane Becoming a Skilled Reader / Jane Oakhill & Alan Garnham Cetakan ke 1 Oxford : Basil Blackwell, 1988 206 halaman : ilus ; 23 cm Bahasa Inggris Reading Alan Garnham A child must be able to do more than decode single words to become a skilled or fluent reader. This book explores the psychology of that process. Although it includes a summary of how children learn to read words, it concentrates on the development of reading comprehension. A distinction is made between the problems of poor word decoding and poor comprehension in children. The authors analyse both the skills of fluent adult readers and the development of children's language from the age of five when most are starting to read. Against this background they survey psychological research into the way children understand text, and discuss the differences between good and poor comprehenders. The book concludes with a chapter on the educational implications of this research, which discusses how comprehension problems can be identified, and how professional aids, training and remediation can help. 22158