In the whole-language method, learning to read is thought to occur naturally as a by-product of immersing the child in language-related activities including the teaching of phonics.

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The whole-language method emphasizes learning to read through immersion in language activities, focusing on meaning and using literature to teach reading skills, rather than explicitly teaching phonics as a separate component.

In the Whole-Language Method, Learning to Read Is Thought to Occur