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He must learn to make different responses to many kinds of printed symbols - letters , numerals , words , and other signs . The student acquires a multitude of discriminations during his education - of gases , liquids , solids , parts ...
He must learn to make different responses to many kinds of printed symbols - letters , numerals , words , and other signs . The student acquires a multitude of discriminations during his education - of gases , liquids , solids , parts ...
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And this is true in the sense that he must now learn chains which are composed , not of words , but of letter ... At this stage , the child is learning to distinguish letters by saying the sounds of letters to printed stimuli .
And this is true in the sense that he must now learn chains which are composed , not of words , but of letter ... At this stage , the child is learning to distinguish letters by saying the sounds of letters to printed stimuli .
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If he has learned to respond to letters and to distinguish them correctly , he may be able to put together chains like mă n ( in a sense , to “ discover ” ) the word " man ” ; if he has not , someone must first tell him what the printed ...
If he has learned to respond to letters and to distinguish them correctly , he may be able to put together chains like mă n ( in a sense , to “ discover ” ) the word " man ” ; if he has not , someone must first tell him what the printed ...
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