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Original Articles

Counseling Approach to Improvement of Reading at the College Level

Pages 84-91 | Published online: 10 Feb 2016

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Suggested Readings

  • Fader, Daniel & McNeil, Hooked on Books: Progress and Pro G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1968.
  • Hill, Walter. “Personality Traits and Reading Ability” in Eleventh Yearbook National Reading Conference, 1962. Mwaukee: Marguette University, 174–9.
  • Jungeblut, Ann and Arthur Traxler, “Summary and Evaluatio of Pertinent Research at College-Adult Level” in Perspectives in Reading #1, College-Adult Reading Instruction. Newark, Delaware: Int. Reading Asso., 1964, 121.
  • Lewis, James, Jr. Administering the Individualized Instruction Program. West Nyack, N.Y.: Parker Publishing Co., 1971.
  • Schick, George. “Trends in College Reading Programs” in 4th Annual Yearbook of Southwest Reading Conference for College Reading Association. Portland, 1970.
  • Strumpf, Mike. “Motivating the College Reader” in Third Annual Yearbook, Western College Reading Association, Portland, 1970.
  • Twining, James E. “Content Area Reading Skills and the Community-Junior College” in The Reading Journal, Newark, Delaware: International Reading Association, Feb., 1972. 347.

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