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    • 1 3 development of spelling content, and word study can effectively teach spelling in this manner. But, he warned about the different caveats that happen when teaching with this method. The first argument is that spelling is in theory “caught”...
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    • 1 4 4. What are some important points to remember about teaching spelling? The key points addressed are spelling must be taught, it must be individualized to meet the needs of the students and it must be taught across the curriculum. Teachers...
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    • 1 6 many forms of assessments with their program. There are diagnostic tests, formative and summative tests and measurements to allow for progress monitoring (Gentry, 2012). If mastery is not met, these tests inform the teacher of where re-teaching...
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    • 121 Learning with Sty{e Learning Style VerballLinguistic: Mathematical/logistical VIsual/Spatial Ii Bodily/Kinesthetic Musical/Rhythmic A Interpersonal Inlrapersonal Strategies READ notes. SEE the words as you SAY the text out loud. HEAR your study...
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    • 17 of how Purcell-Gates (1995) provided reading intervention for Donny in exchange for documentation and careful examination of literacy development through the social and cultural perspectives of a family from the “white underclass, a minority...
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    • 2 6 Chapter 3 - Methodology The purpose of this study was to compare the effects of the use of Words Their Way as a spelling program with Zaner-Bloser’s spelling basal Spelling Connections, in order to identify which method of teaching spelling...
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    • 2 8 setting and all students in the class participated. Progress was monitored and improvements in spelling were recorded at three points in the study. The Elementary Spelling Inventory was administered at the beginning of the study, in the middle...
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    • 35 Table 4.6 Test Results Participant Number DRP (grade level equivalent) QRI Fr = Frustrated Instr = Instructional Ind = Independent Vocabulary Lists Read and Response Texts WCPM/Accuracy 6th Upper Middle High School Upper Middle (Expository) High...
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    • 36 Table 4.6 cont’d Participant Number DRP (grade level equivalent) QRI Fr = Frustrated Instr = Instructional Ind = Independent Vocabulary Lists Read and Response Texts WCPM/Accuracy 6th Upper Middle High School Upper Middle (Expository) High...
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    • 39 CHAPTER 5 Discussion The data collected in this study provides educators with a deeper understanding about the connection between physical activity and student engagement. Educators may use the data to more appropriately design school day schedule...
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    • 39 self-reported as being a good reader, reading between 30 minutes to one hour a day. The other student who scored on a 5.8 grade equivalent level on the DRP also highly agreed with the results of the test at 9 out of 10 and reported being a good...
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    • 4 Chapter 2 - Literature Review Because of the overbearing weight of NCLB, it seems that spelling has been pushed aside and not valued as much as reading and math. Spelling has also been lost to the use of computers and spell checkers. Spelling...
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    • 40 of texts was chosen to enhance the accuracy of determining the students’ reading comprehension levels. A select few were also asked to read a narrative passage to measure reading fluency and words-correct-per-minute to give the researcher a...
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    • 41 instructional to frustrated as the difficulty level increased: no one scored from frustrated to instructional or instructional to independent as they moved from the 6th grade level to the high school level. The passages and related questions...
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    • 42 selection on the high school level, 18% of the participants were independent, 32% were instructional, and 45% were frustrated. Even though the same percentage scored on the instructional level for both types of selections, the results varied in...
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    • 55  There are multiple options in administering the test according to the administrators discretion and student needs. The QRI test does not recommend using all of them at once. These options are important since there are many facets of reading...
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    • 6 Chapter 2 Literature Review With modern medical equipment and techniques, the scientific population is discovering fascinating information with regard to the bilingual brain. They have found that most often bilinguals who acquired a second...
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    • 6 practice. This method of spelling instruction was used, as previously stated, because spelling was thought of as disorganized—if students could use the words in their reading and writing, they would magically pick up on the spelling of the...
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    • 61 The two students in group L that scored below a 9th grade level are both reading books that are also below a 9th grade level (5.3 and 5.5), which shows they are comfortable with reading books that match more closely to their scores from the DRP...
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    • 62 administer other portions of the test. The lists measure how well a student can decode and recognize words, another aspect of reading comprehension. Although the QRI does not have a specific section for measuring prosody, the third factor of...
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