Illiteracy: A national dilemma

Illiteracy: A National Dilemma by David Harman, published by Cambridge Book Co in 1987, is a focused examination of the challenges posed by illiteracy in the United States. This edition, consisting of 113 pages, presents an analysis of the factors contributing to this issue and discusses potential solutions. Written in English, the book aims to shed light on the complexities surrounding reading and remedial teaching.

Readers will find a thorough exploration of the implications of illiteracy, including its impact on individuals and society as a whole. Harman delves into the educational strategies that can be employed to address this national dilemma, emphasizing the importance of effective reading instruction. The book serves as a resource for educators and policymakers interested in understanding and combating illiteracy through informed teaching practices.