Reading- The Grand Illusion: How and Why People Make Sense of Print
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Reading- The Grand Illusion: How and Why People Make Sense of Print

by Kenneth Goodman

Education Linguistics
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An exploration of the cognitive processes behind reading, challenging assumptions about how people make sense of print and understand written language.

About This Book

This book examines the cognitive and linguistic processes involved in reading printed text.

It challenges common assumptions about how people interpret and understand written language.

The work draws on research in reading theory and language education to present its findings.

Readers will gain insight into the complexities of literacy and comprehension.

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