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decode(1) To convert coded data back into its original form. Contrast with encode. decode [dē′kōd] (communications) To translate coded characters into a more understandable form.
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Short sentences carry the sounds of natural conversations; vocabulary is easily decodable with ample context and illustrative clues to help in the process; pictures convey the action; and the four chapters create natural stopping and starting places in the text. Sometimes, especially in the "Upside-Down Portraits," Oppenheim's own attempts to sabotage the reduction of visibility to readability is itself all too instantly decodable. If a child makes progress from reading lots of decodable books, encourage him to read more of them and steer him toward more demanding ones. |
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