Evaluating the Impact of a Prevention-Based Model of Reading on Children Who Are At Risk  

Oleh:

Bursuck, William D. ; Smith, Thomas ; Munk, Dennis ; Damer, Mary ; Mehlig, Lisa ; Perry, Jocelyn

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Remedial and Special Education vol. 25 no. 5 (2004), page 303-313.
Fulltext: 303.pdf (427.14KB)

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Large numbers of students are not benefiting from current reading curricula and practices. However, despite the presence of a scientifically validated basis for teaching reading, the nuances of exactly how to translate beginning reading research into day-to-day classroom practice remain to be validated. In this article, beginning literacy outcomes for the instructional practices employed in Project PRIDE are presented. Project PRIDE is a model for preventing reading failure that employs a combination of systematic, explicit instruction in phonemic awareness and phonics with a total classroom reading program; a multitiered teaching approach; data-based decision making; and professional development that includes ongoing, on-site coaching. The effects of 2 years of PRIDE implementation in three inner-city schools in a medium-sized midwestern city are presented, and the implications of these findings for current practice and future research are discussed.

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