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Can Disadvantaged Parents Motivate Children for Reading?
by Adeline W. Gomberg - 1970
Professor Gomberg sketches here the story of a Philadelphia experiment in which workshops were organized for teaching the parents of Head Start pupils how to teach their children to learn. The larger questions could not be answered in one summer's experience; but Dr. Gomberg does indicate that disadvantaged parents, when made sufficiently aware of the learning opportunity being offered to them, can achieve a good deal of learning themselves as they find out about teaching their children to read.
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- Adeline Gomberg
Beaver College
Professor Gomberg is Director of the Reading Clinic at Beaver College.
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