A Theory of Graphs for Reading Comprehension and Writing Communication

A Theory of Graphs for Reading Comprehension and Writing Communication [microform] / Edward Fry.

Graphs are increasingly being used in written communication and writers expect readers to understand them. One definition of graphs--information transmitted by position of point, line or area on a two dimensional surface--excludes displays composed chiefly of numbers or words such as tables or outli...

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Main Author: Fry, Edward
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1983.
Subjects:
Charts.
Classification.
Definitions.
Elementary Secondary Education.
Graphs.
Nonprint Media.
Reading Comprehension.
Reading Instruction.
Theories.
Writing (Composition)
Writing for Publication.
Writing Instruction.

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