To learn to read between the lines, students have to be taught how to read between the linesFootnote¹

This article is an extension of a monograph published by the Southwest Regional Laboratory for Educational Research and Development ("Beyond the Printed Page: Drawing Conclusions,” SWRL Instructional Improvement Digest, No. 3, 1981).

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