Individualized reading versus a basal reader program at first grade level in rural communities

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Individualized First Grade Reading Versus a Basal Reader Program in Rural Communities by Doris U. Spencer 'T'his study was designed to com pare the effectiveness of two reading methods at first grade level: individualized reading and the basal reader program.

The individualized method used was designed specifical ly for this study and the. spencer: Individualized versus a basal reading program in rural communities 15 to move the program into the second grades. The eleven second grade teachers had taught in their present second grade positions, for at least two years, by the basal reader program.

The study was planned to follow the original pupils a second year. Get this from a library. Individualized reading versus a basal reader program at first grade level in rural communities.

[Doris U Spencer; L Doris Moquin; Vermont. State College, Johnson.]. Johnson, Vermont. "Individualized Reading Versus a Basal Reader Program at First-Grade Level in Rural Communities." 9. James B. Macdonald. University of Wis consin, Madison, Wisconsin.

"Group Versus One-to-One Instructional Relationship in First- Grade Basal Reading Programs." Helen A. Murphy. Boston University,File Size: KB. Evaluating an individualised reading programme Individualized first grade reading versus a basal reader program in rural communities An evaluation of an individualized reading program in.

This study investigated the reading progress made by disadvantaged children instructed by either an individualized approach or a basal approach. A review of the literature indicated that children from disadvantaged homes frequently lack the motivation and attitudes to achieve academically.

In many cases the individualized approach to reading instruction has been shown to improve attitudes Author: Madeleine Kathryn Gaskill. The targeted reading intervention (TRI) is a professional development program for rural kindergarten and first grade classroom teachers to help them provide effective reading strategies with.

Page 10 Recommendations for Practice and Research. As the committee began its study, it was well aware of the history of controversies that have enveloped reading instruction in the United States, and it assumed that the science base had developed sufficiently to finally put recommendations regarding reading instruction on sound scientific footing.

The purpose of this study was to analyze the effects of the most widely used literacy instructional approaches on the reading comprehension of Grade 2–6 students.

Participants (N = ) were enrolled in 4 districts in the United States; 53% were male (n = ) and 47% were female (n = ); 51% were Caucasian (n = ), 23% were African American (n = ), 21% were Hispanic (n = ), and 5%.

with the basal text. At the grade level, the focus of the present review, there were 18 Open Court classes A Legacy of Literacy is a traditional basal reader for elementary schools that was first introduced in It includes student anthologies, used the program in grade reading and math, two minute sessions per week.

File Size: 1MB. Research also supports this claim. In a recent study dealing with average and above-average readers, Taylor and Frye () found that 78 to 88 percent of 5th and 6th grade average readers could pass pre-tests on basal comprehension skills before they were covered in the basal reader.

The Study The study was conducted through participant observation in a sixth-grade class using a literature-based approach to history The site was selected on the basis of the availability of an appropriate program and a teacher willing to work with a participant observer The study was limited by the length of the program-three months during.

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The Reading First Program Setting The Reading First-Ohio case study schools and districts, with the exception of those in Vinton County, have experienced major changes since –04, when they first. Moss () concluded that only 12% of first grade basal reader content was non-narrative and that only 19% of selections and 20% of pages were devoted to nonfiction.

Nonfiction appeared at the primary levels and generally increased across grade levels, providing a progression of ever-increasing amounts of non-narrative text to 20%. reading comprehension tasks. Not only is their grade equivalent in a standardized reading task above the grade level, but they comprehend complex science text at a level comparable with college sophomores.

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