Mrs. Lindon believes that, from the beginning, children should be exposed to text in its complete form so that they can appreciate the communicative function of written language. Mrs. Lindon takes a approach to teaching reading.

whole-language              

Explanation:

The whole-language approach is also referred as 'balanced literacy' and is referred to as one of the different educational philosophy that generally teaches various children to "read" by utilizing different strategies that opt to show the process that involves 'language as a system of parts' that tend to work together in order to create a specific meaning.

As per the question, Mrs Lindon takes a whole-language approach to teaching reading.

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