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This chapter outlines how children learn how to read. The way children learn how to read is using background knowledge and experiences in order to comprehend what they are reading. The author also lists “The Three Cs, in which the content is vocabulary rich and designed to be understood by a young child of a certain; the context enables back-and-forth conversation and opportunities for exploration; and the needs and interests of the individual child are considered” (Guernsey and Levine 27). These components are very important in ensuring that children become proficiency in reading and writing.
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The book makes a comparison between good and not so good readers. The children had to read a passage on baseball. The good readers had
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