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Introduction,repeat, and later to re-create, purposefully, as it begins to understand a meaning to individual words. Philosophers recommended ways of teaching the young as far back as Plato and there has been no lack of theories from his day to ours.

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Conclusions,ntary learning of letters and then word reading in the vernacular was quite as far as some children got, some obviously informally taught. Each level was in its own way utilitarian, the elite for professionals, the more basic for ‘mechanical arts and worldly business’.

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Juan M. Santos,Martín Llamas,Luis Anidontary learning of letters and then word reading in the vernacular was quite as far as some children got, some obviously informally taught. Each level was in its own way utilitarian, the elite for professionals, the more basic for ‘mechanical arts and worldly business’.