Packet 8: Bonus 8

After the premier of Sold a Story, the publisher Heineman was sued for promoting this approach, which includes “three-cueing.” For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this discredited approach to reading instruction, founded on Ken Goodman’s belief that literacy is as innate as first-language acquisition. This approach emphasizes engagement over phonics instruction.
ANSWER: whole language approach [accept balanced literacy; prompt on Reading Recovery; prompt on searchlight model or MSV model; reject “structured literacy”]
[10m] A critic of the whole language approach, Keith Stanovich, argued that learning to read exhibits the “Matthew effect” popularized by Harriet Zuckerman and this sociologist. This sociologist argued for “middle-range” theories.
ANSWER: Robert Merton [or Robert King Merton; accept Meyer Robert Schkolnick; reject “Robert C. Merton” or “Robert Cox Merton”]
[10e] A defense of public schools by another whole language critic, Diane Ravitch, pays homage to Jane Jacobs’s attack on Robert Moses’s planning of these places in a book titled for The Death and Life of Great American ones.
ANSWER: cities [or the city; or urban centers; accept urban planning; accept The Death and Life of Great American Cities] (Ravitch’s polemic is The Death and Life of Great American Public Schools.)
<Editors, Social Science> | H. Prelims 8 - Stanford A + Georgia Tech C + Columbia A + Columbia B

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