Harrap's Handbook for Literacy Tutors.

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Title: Harrap's Handbook for Literacy Tutors.
Authors: Roberts, Janet
Availability: George G. Harrap and Co., Ltd., 182-184 High Holborn, London WC1V 7AX, England (75 pence)
Peer Reviewed: N
Page Count: 48
Publication Date: 1976
Document Type: Guides - General
Descriptors: Adult Education, Adult Learning, Adult Literacy, Curriculum Guides, Functional Literacy, Illiteracy, Individualized Reading, Phonics, Reading Achievement, Reading Comprehension, Reading Development, Reading Instruction, Reading Skills, Resource Materials, Skill Development, Teaching Methods, Teaching Skills, Tutoring
Geographic Terms: United Kingdom (England)
Abstract: This handbook is a practical aid intended to help the tutor of adult illiterates assess the student's needs, evaluate his progress, and plan a program which will assist him in reaching the level of functional literacy (i.e., the ability to develop reading skills and vocabulary, using reference books, without outside help). Evaluation and lesson planning are emphasized. The four sections cover (1) planning and preparatory work before meeting the student; (2) activities and skills to prepare for the early stages of reading, and a form of the language experience method; (3) the planning, teaching, and evaluation of the phonic element; and (4) suggestions for interest materials and bibliographies for both student and teacher use. Checklists and cross references related to subjects covered in the handbook are included. (TA)
Entry Date: 1977
Accession Number: ED131196
Database: ERIC
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Abstract:This handbook is a practical aid intended to help the tutor of adult illiterates assess the student's needs, evaluate his progress, and plan a program which will assist him in reaching the level of functional literacy (i.e., the ability to develop reading skills and vocabulary, using reference books, without outside help). Evaluation and lesson planning are emphasized. The four sections cover (1) planning and preparatory work before meeting the student; (2) activities and skills to prepare for the early stages of reading, and a form of the language experience method; (3) the planning, teaching, and evaluation of the phonic element; and (4) suggestions for interest materials and bibliographies for both student and teacher use. Checklists and cross references related to subjects covered in the handbook are included. (TA)