Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Progressive Course in Reading, Vol. 1: Fourth Book; Part I; Information Literature Oral Expression
The ability to cognize printed symbols lies at the very foundation of the ability to read either silently or orally. Therefore, the first four books of The Progressive Course in Reading provide for the systematic study of each word used, both singly and in its relations to other words. For this purpose, each printed symbol is registered in connection with the lesson in which it first occurs, and numerous special exercises familiarize the pupil with the literal and phonetic analogies of our language, and so cultivate his power of translating the printed symbol into the spoken word.
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