The Effects of Two Types of Teaching Reading Upon Reading Progress, Social Maturity Progress, and Arithmetic Reasoning and Computation

The problem of this thesis is to evaluate the progress in general reading efficiency of a group of children taught by the socialized group plan, as compared to a group of children taught by the traditional reading plan and to determine whether the socialized group plan aids in the development of cer...

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Main Author: Mathis, Floye
Other Authors: Webb, James F.
Format: Others
Language:English
Published: North Texas State Teachers College 1942
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spelling ndltd-unt.edu-info-ark-67531-metadc533682017-03-17T08:39:26Z The Effects of Two Types of Teaching Reading Upon Reading Progress, Social Maturity Progress, and Arithmetic Reasoning and Computation Mathis, Floye reading plans arithmetic reasoning arithmetic computation social maturity growth Reading (Elementary) Child development. Mathematical ability in children. The problem of this thesis is to evaluate the progress in general reading efficiency of a group of children taught by the socialized group plan, as compared to a group of children taught by the traditional reading plan and to determine whether the socialized group plan aids in the development of certain other general attributes, such as arithmetic reasoning, arithmetic computation, and social maturity growth. North Texas State Teachers College Webb, James F. Compton, Ross 1942 Thesis or Dissertation v, 51 leaves : ill. Text call-no: 379 N81 no.641 local-cont-no: n_00641 untcat: b2465893 https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc53368/ ark: ark:/67531/metadc53368 English United States - Texas Public Copyright Copyright is held by the author, unless otherwise noted. All rights reserved. Mathis, Floye
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topic reading plans
arithmetic reasoning
arithmetic computation
social maturity growth
Reading (Elementary)
Child development.
Mathematical ability in children.
spellingShingle reading plans
arithmetic reasoning
arithmetic computation
social maturity growth
Reading (Elementary)
Child development.
Mathematical ability in children.
Mathis, Floye
The Effects of Two Types of Teaching Reading Upon Reading Progress, Social Maturity Progress, and Arithmetic Reasoning and Computation
description The problem of this thesis is to evaluate the progress in general reading efficiency of a group of children taught by the socialized group plan, as compared to a group of children taught by the traditional reading plan and to determine whether the socialized group plan aids in the development of certain other general attributes, such as arithmetic reasoning, arithmetic computation, and social maturity growth.
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title The Effects of Two Types of Teaching Reading Upon Reading Progress, Social Maturity Progress, and Arithmetic Reasoning and Computation
title_short The Effects of Two Types of Teaching Reading Upon Reading Progress, Social Maturity Progress, and Arithmetic Reasoning and Computation
title_full The Effects of Two Types of Teaching Reading Upon Reading Progress, Social Maturity Progress, and Arithmetic Reasoning and Computation
title_fullStr The Effects of Two Types of Teaching Reading Upon Reading Progress, Social Maturity Progress, and Arithmetic Reasoning and Computation
title_full_unstemmed The Effects of Two Types of Teaching Reading Upon Reading Progress, Social Maturity Progress, and Arithmetic Reasoning and Computation
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