Discussed is an oral reading procedure for children with reading problems which assesses a reader's competency through an analysis of comprehension evidenced by meaningful versus non-meaningful alterations to the reading text. It is explained that this analysis Indicates that the poor reader's needs frequently may be at the syntactic and semantic levels, rather than the word level. Examples are given of five narratives coded for type of textual alteration. Described are potential misplacements of readers in material below their conceptual needs because of word error rather than syntactic and semantic error counts. (CL) Documents acquired by ERIC include many informal unpublished * materials nct available from other sources. ERIC m...
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The 12 articles in this bulletin were originally published in various issues of "Elementary Eng...
The problem of this conference panel was to identify, develop, and compare means by which children&a...
Language features which occur for the first time ("new " words and structures) in each sto...
This document is an annotated bibl±cgraphy containing materials relevant to the planning, implementa...
ABSTRACT.. This handbook includes assorted checklists, calendars, guides, and forms to help in manag...
The 70 children's books annotated in this bibliography deal with children's friendships. E...
To improve productivity as well as to encourage personal growth, there has been a limited but determ...
The reading level of selected marine science texts was ascertained using Fry's Readability Form...
The sixty-one items listed.in this annotated bibliography consist of literary fiction of India. Grad...
In the. United States, spanish speaking children have been placed in English reading programs for mo...
'The back-to-basics movement cannot realize its full potential until the characteristics of the...
This report describes the rationale and procedures for a series of studies related to reading tasks ...
This study investigated the ffects of three fereet word-decoding instructional procedu a single-lett...
This paper presents instructional outcomes and student exercises related to the student's acqui...
The document explains how to integrate the project training methods into a distributive education cu...
The 12 articles in this bulletin were originally published in various issues of "Elementary Eng...
The problem of this conference panel was to identify, develop, and compare means by which children&a...
Language features which occur for the first time ("new " words and structures) in each sto...
This document is an annotated bibl±cgraphy containing materials relevant to the planning, implementa...