Abstract
Author Debra Goodman describes the first-/second-grade classroom of Susan Austin, who provides a rich literacy learning experience for her students that is based on whole-language principles. Goodman finds that, contrary to common belief, whole-language classrooms can be highly organized in a way that maximizes opportunities for learning.
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