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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Miscue analysis"”.

  1. What we can learn when we teach Retrospective Miscue Analysis to young, adult, incarcerated males

    … what we can learn when we teach Retrospective Miscue Analysis (RMA) to incarcerated youths. Select incarcerate males who had been engaged in individual RMA sessions were brought together for one final CRMA group, which constituted a collaborative RMA session. The researcher set out to discover …

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  2. Affect in Secondary Students' Reading as Revealed by their Emotional Responses in Retrospective Miscue Analysis

    … school readers when they engage in retrospective miscue analysis.Several data sets were collected through audio and video taping of interviews, readings, and individual and group sessions. Analysis of the data involved the use of In Depth procedure of miscue analysis to examine readers' meaning …

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  3. English language learners and expository text: A cross-case analysis of reading behaviors using retrospective miscue analysis

    This cross-case analysis of reading behaviors focuses on ELLs and expository text. The objective of this study was to examine fourth grade ELL reading processes of expository text. The theoretical framework will be based on Goodman's sociopsycholiguistic theory (1984) in that reading utilizes …

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  4. Reading in Mandarin and English: Using Reading Miscue Inventory and Retrospective Miscue Analysis with Adult English Language Learners

    … entry journal. Then I conducted within-case analysis and cross-case analysis. This study found 1) by the end the participants believed reading was to know the meaning in both languages and helping them to examine their reading in their first language makes them more successful in their second …

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  5. Adult ESL Oral Reading Fluency and Silent Reading Comprehension

    … of accuracy than speed, and strongest for miscue ratio. The correlation increased as proficiency level increased. Among different first language groups, the correlation was highest for Hispanic learners, and lowest for Chinese. Furthermore, all fluency measures correlated better with a …

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  6. Exploring the effectiveness of using instructional aides for supplemental instruction

    … grade year. Student progress was assessed using miscue analysis, a phonics test and District developed math assessments. At the end of five months of supplemental instruction using explicit phonics, leveled readers and math games to reinforce concepts, all students in the study exhibited growth …

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  7. Factors Influencing Readers When Matching Texts to Struggling Students

    … student accuracy rates, self-corrections, and miscue analysis. It considers what text features teachers should include before placing students at specific reading levels. The project identifies other factors that may influence student placement with regard to reading level such as individual …

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  8. What do teachers say and do when teaching a concept of print in linguistically diverse classrooms

    … The report seeks to provide a descriptive analysis of what these teachers say and do as they teach their pupils a concept of print. Increasing numbers of teachers in South African schools find themselves teaching linguistically diverse groups of pupils. While these teachers are most often …

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  9. Exploring how third-grade African American children leverage academic discourse to engage in literate behaviors

    … reflect key concepts of James Gee’s discourse analysis theory, which examines discourse at the d/discourse and the D/discourse levels (2014). The concept of D/discourse captures the ways in which people identify with the beliefs, values, and behaviors of a group, while d/discourse involves …

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  10. Looking At A More Comprehensive Picture Of Reading As Enacted By Second-Grade Readers

    … text? The procedures included analyzing Reading Miscue Inventories as well as retellings of fiction and nonfiction text by each participant as well as reader interviews.</p> <p>The results demonstrated that processing was more deftly accomplished during fiction reading, that comprehension was …

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