Roots of the Whole-Language Movement
Abstract
This article gives a history of the whole-language movement. It looks back to the sixteenth century for an early use of the term whole language. Then, beginning with John Dewey, I explore major influences from the fields of philosophy, psychology, linguistics, and education on the development of whole language. I discuss earlier educational movements in the United States, such as language experience, individualized reading, and the integrated...
Paper Details
Title
Roots of the Whole-Language Movement
Published Date
Nov 1, 1989
Journal
Volume
90
Issue
2
Pages
113 - 127
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