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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1949)
MONDAY, SEPT. 19, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN ') Rutgers Education Clinic Proves Value Of Reading fly IIAVIII TAYLOR MAHKK NEW llUUNMWICK. N. J. m Thla year i10 boya and glrla nrh received an estimated DO better yeara of lilt, Frustration, dlaappoinlnirht, dla oouraaeinenl end even truueily were considered to be rubbed off their M. And It waa ell benauae tliry had undergone 00 houre of skillful teaching III remedial resiling at Kui gera Unlverslty'a Psychological cli nic. Haya Dr. Anna Htarr, eminent psychologist and chairman ul the department: "We ara faal discover ing lha Importance of reading to euc. ressful personality irowlh. Home psychologists ara going hi far aa tn aay tliat fallura to read U a Iruiil contributing factor nut only la rhlldhnod problems but actual de linquency. Heading la Ilia firnl ah III tul rrllvlty tin child la callrd upon tn master bv himself. If he cannot keep up with hit (roup, ha I eels that ha la a fallura and petlerna of maladjualment brim." In examining hundreds of chil dren. Or Nlarr ha found the cause- tor failure to rrad ara almost a numerous aa tlx children them selves Hnitietlmea Ihe reasnue lit In blocklngi due til family dlaharmo nlea and frara. Monietlmea they lie In vlaual dlfflcultlra. Aiialn, the child may be arni to school before ha la ready to learn to read, or overcrowded classes may not per mit time to diagnose hie reading hablta. Hnmetlmea, the practice of administering true and false eseml natlnna leada to lesa ability to read and write. One boy, for esample, was told by an older playmate that no two worda vera alike. The locirally- mlnded lad then reasoned that If thla were ao, tliera were too many worda to learn, ao why bother. Una child waa found to hava a drep-arated tear of the color black. Hlie rapidly learned lu read worda printed In oilier colura. Then the girl waa painstakingly convinced of Ihe auiirrlor advantages of black for printing, rihs overcama the tear and her reading ability raced ahead. Herauae an many fartori art be hind a child inability to rrad. Dr. Starr Imiata remedial reeding clasaes ahould bt conducted In con Junction with a psychological clinic or child guidance program. "Wa emphaalta that remedial reading tlwuld be Uierairullc to hava greatest valuea," ihe aaya. "Often aa much time la required to gel at the aeat of a chlld'a blocking and to formulate a pro gram of treatment aa la required fur the actual reading classes." The rllnlo haa helped more than loot) adulta annually, aa well. There I waa, aaya Dr. Htarr, the caar of ! an e-OI. Befort tht war, ha waa I In a warehouat, but tvarytlmt he had a chance to advanct in Joba Involving paper work, he failed. "One day. after ht had atarled working with ui," aaya Dr. Star, "ha atood, gating out of a window, muttering to himself: 'b-a-l-l-f-l-e-l-d,- he grinned and exclaimed, 'Why, that meana BAIXPIEI.D. It'a been there all tht tlmt and I didn't know It!" A new world had opened up for him. He waa beginning to under aland the meaning of letters and worda. Dr. Burr la confident that In time he will learn to read and write well. There la no magic In the aucreaa achieved by the clinic. It la all a matter of hard work. In reading cases, tenting la the tlral atep and often takea longer than treatment, aaya Dr. Htarr. A child la atudled aa he worka out bloc' puzzles, peg boarda and other Intelligence and personality meesurementa. Eyea are carefully checked and where found wanting, reierred for corrective meaaurea. Lack of avail able energy or low peralatenca of effort may Indicate a phyalcal con dition which needs the attention of a phyalclan. Many methoda are uard In tht re medial teaching. Youngalera art grouped according to eae and abili ty but no more than five make up a clasa. Oregon Gets Prize Cattle PORTLAND, Bept. It W Jeraey dairymen crowded Into a atockcar In Iht frclkht yarde here yesterday, excitedly exclaiming about the 23 cowa and bulla newly arrived from the tale of Jrraey. The ahlpment, destined for herda In Waahlngton. Oregon and Brlttah Columbia, la valued at 1100,000. It la the arcond load of prized dairy cattle from the English channel la land to reach the Northweat In 30 years. Rex Roaa, Mt. Angel, Ore., pur chaaed the breeding atork on a re cent two-month trip to the Island. Klrven animals are to be asalgnrd Oregon dairymen. Morse Enters Navy Hospital WAHHINOTON, Bept. If (, Ben ator Mors of Oregon waa aJmlttcd to the navy hospital a, nraroy Hethcada. Md, yeaterday for week or two of real. He la recover ing from a brulr'jig throw In an Oregon ataM fair horae show. 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