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The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of impaired reading skills and visual discomfort on the reading rate and comprehension of university students when reading texts presented at a high school (Grade 9) or university (Grade 12) level of difficulty. Groups included impaired readers (n=18) and normal readers with (n=13) or without visual discomfort (n=19). Regardless of text difficulty the impaired reader group had a significantly slower reading rate and poorer comprehension than the normal reader control group. However, when reading rate and comprehension were compared at the assessed reading level of each group, no group differences were found. The normal reading visual discomfort group had poorer reading comprehension than other normal readers with presentation of university‐level text only. It was concluded that poor word decoding skills may exacerbate comprehension difficulties in impaired readers. In contrast, the comprehension difficulties found for normal readers with visual discomfort occurred because of the somatic and perceptual difficulties induced with exposure to the repetitive striped patterns found on text pages. The types of strategy needed to increase the reading efficiency and produce greater academic success in university students with impaired reader skills or visual discomfort are discussed. 相似文献
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Ulrika Wolff 《Reading and writing》2010,23(2):209-238
By using latent profile analysis eight stable and interpretable subgroups of readers were identified. The basis for subgrouping
was different performance measures with four aspects of reading in focus: reading of continuous texts, reading of document
texts, word reading and reading speed. Participants were 9-year-old Swedish students included in the International Association
for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement (IEA) Reading Literacy Study in 1991 (n = 4,184) and in 2001 (n = 5,099). The eight subgroups were compared on different background variables, such as gender, language at home, and cultural
and socioeconomic factors. It was concluded that latent profile analysis proved to be a feasible methodology. The even performance
profiles of good and average readers imply that reading is a skill with a high degree of transfer and generality. Several
subgroups of poor readers with more heterogeneous performance patterns could be identified. The three most stable subgroups
proved to be comprised of high performers, poor comprehenders and dyslexic students. 相似文献
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Nathlie A. Badian 《Annals of dyslexia》1992,42(1):159-178
The aims of the study were to investigate whether children showing a low nonverbal/high verbal (LNV) WISC-R profile are more
likely to exhibit behaviors conducive to school failure than children with a low verbal/high nonverbal (LV) profile, and to
examine the relationships among these behaviors, the LNV/LV profiles, and reading ability. The 65 subjects included 27 LNV
and 38 LV children, aged 5 to 11 years. Results confirmed earlier findings (Badian 1986) that LNV children are perceived by
their teachers as significantly poorer than LV children in many behaviors associated with school success. There was a dichotomy,
however, between LNV good and poor readers. All LNV subjects displayed problems in organizational skills, but those who were
dyslexic were poorer in social behavior (e.g., acceptance of criticism and peer relationships) than either LNV good readers
or LV good or poor readers. It was concluded that children with a low nonverbal/high verbal profile and a probable right hemisphere
dysfunction, who appear to be dyslexic in the early school years, are at high risk for both social behavior problems and school
failure, and that these children are a more high-risk group than poor readers with a low verbal/high nonverbal profile. 相似文献
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Lynn Flowers Marianne Meyer James Lovato Frank Wood Rebecca Felton 《Annals of dyslexia》2001,51(1):49-71
There is persisting debate concerning the use of an ability-achievement discrepancy formula to define and identify learning
disabled—including reading disabled—students. This study employs mixed effects regression growth curve analysis to assess
the developmental course of discrepant and nondiscrepant readers (within poor readers) who were identified in third grade
and retested in fifth, eighth, and twelfth grades. The results showed that discrepancy status does not differentiate the developmental
course of basic reading skills (word identification or decoding), reading comprehension, or underlying cognitive abilities
(phonemic awareness and fluency) in poor readers. The ability-achievement discrepancy model is not supported. Educational
and legislative reasons for the persisting difficulties of poor readers are explored and recommendations for changes in public
policy are made.
Supported by National Institute of Child Health and Development (NICHD) PHS Grant No. P01 HD 21887 相似文献
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The main hypotheses addressed in the research were (1) whether imprecision in the phonological representations of lexical
items underlies the impaired expressive naming abilities of disabled readers, and (2) whether weak verbal memory might mediate
the relationship between naming and reading skills. From samples of 93 first graders and 67 fourth graders, extreme groups
of good and poor readers were identified and compared on measures of receptive vocabulary, expressive naming, acceptability
judgments for variants of object names, imitation and correction of naming errors by another speaker, pseudoword repetition,
and long-term memory. Performance was generally better by older than younger students and by good than poor readers at each
age, with little interaction between grade and reader group. The results indicated that for both good and poor readers, imprecise
phonological knowledge, especially about long words, contributed to children’s difficulties on all naming tasks. Memory differences,
however, appeared to play only a minor role in explaining the strong association between naming and reading. 相似文献
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Kai-Lin Yang 《Educational Studies in Mathematics》2012,80(3):307-326
In this study, we explored the structural relationship between the students’ perceived use of cognitive and metacognitive reading strategies (CMRS) and their reading comprehension of geometry proof (RCGP), and we also examined the differences in students’ perceived use of reading strategies among the poor, moderate and good comprehenders. A sample of ninth graders (N = 533) completed a RCGP test and then the CMRS questionnaire. In the exploratory factor analysis with one subsample (n = 150), principal component analysis was used to extract factors of CMRS use for improving the CMRS instrument. Another subsample of students (n = 370) participated in the study on the confirmatory factor analysis with structural equation modelling method. Results revealed that the use of metacognitive reading strategies exerts an executive function over that of cognitive reading strategies, which directly influenced students’ RCGP. Our interesting findings were that good comprehenders tended to employ more metacognitive reading strategies for planning and monitoring comprehension and more cognitive reading strategies for elaborating proof compared with the moderate comprehenders, who in turn employed these strategies more often compared with the poor comprehenders. 相似文献
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Freund Micha-Josia Gnambs Timo Lockl Kathrin Wolter Ilka 《European Journal of Psychology of Education - EJPE》2022,37(4):1015-1034
This article examines the development of reading and mathematical competence in early secondary education and aims at identifying distinct profiles of competence development. Since reading and mathematical competences are highly correlated both cross-sectionally and longitudinally, we expected to find a generalized profile of competence development with students developing parallel in reading and mathematical competences. Moreover, previous research confirmed individuals’ specific focus on one of the two domains, for example, in their interest, self-concept, or motivation. Also, differences in competence levels between both domains were found in cross-sectional studies. Therefore, we hypothesized that additional to the generalized profile, there are specialized profiles of competence development with students developing distinctively faster in one of the two domains. To identify both types of profiles, latent growth mixture modeling was used on a sample of 5,301 students entering secondary education from the German National Educational Panel Study. To demonstrate the robustness of the results, these analyses were repeated using different model specifications and subgroups with higher homogeneity (with students belonging to the highest track, i.e., “Gymnasium”). The results indicate only small to non-existent specialized profiles of competence development in all conditions. This finding of roughly parallel development of reading and mathematical competences throughout early secondary education indicates that potential specializations are less important at this point in students’ educational careers.
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The relative frequency of poor readers in Dutch general elementary education (GEE) and special elementary education (SEE) and the characteristics of their reading performance were investigated using a lexical decision procedure. According to the same norms that identified 9% of students as poor readers in GEE, no less than 73% of the students in SEE were classified as poor readers. On average, the GEE poor readers were better readers than those in SEE, but the findings do not point to substantial differences in reading processes between the two reader groups. Hypotheses about the nature of the referral process that may cause this surprisingly strong relation between poor reading ability and SEE placement are advanced. 相似文献
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The purpose of this study was to determine whether poor readers have more pronounced problems than average-reading peers reading
derived words the base forms of which undergo a phonological shift when a suffix is added (i.e., shift relations as in “natural”),
as compared to derived words whose forms are phonologically and orthographically transparent (i.e., stable relations, as in
“cultural”). Two computer-based word recognition tasks (Naming and Lexical Decision) were administered to children with reading
disability (RD), peers with average reading ability, and adults. Across tasks, there was an effect for transparency (i.e.,
better performance on stable than shift words) for both child groups and the adults. For the children, a significant interaction
was found between group and word type. Specifically, on the naming task, there was an advantage for the stable words, and
this was most noteworthy for the children with RD. On the lexical decision task, trade-offs of speed and accuracy were evident
for the child reader groups. Performances on the nonwords showed the poor readers to be comparable to the average readers
in distinguishing legal and illegal nonwords; further analyses suggested that poor readers carried out deeper processing of
derived words than their average reading peers. Additional study is needed to explore the relation of orthographic and phonological
processing on poor readers’ memory for and processing of derived words. 相似文献
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Xuejun?Ryan?Ji Andrea?Beerwinkle Kausalai ?Wijekumar Puiwa?Lei R.?Malatesha Joshi Shuai?Zhang 《Reading and writing》2018,31(9):2095-2113
Latent transition analysis (LTA) was conducted on data from a recent cluster randomized controlled study of 1808 seventh-grade students’ use of a web-based intelligent tutoring system (ITSS). This analysis goes beyond traditional variable-centered methods to focus on profiles of learners and changes in reading class membership between pre- and post-tests for students with and without receiving ITSS intervention. A four-class model was obtained, consisting of poor readers (class 1), delayed readers (class 2), proficient readers (class 3), and readers with specific deficits in problem and solution (class 4). Analysis showed that students receiving the ITSS intervention were more likely than students without the intervention to transition into the proficient class regardless of their initial reading performance profiles. However, the odds ratio of transitioning into the proficient class (as opposed to staying in the same class) in the ITSS condition, compared to the control, was the highest (4.29) for initial readers with deficits in problem and solution, followed by initial poor readers (1.66) and initial delayed readers (1.50). Findings indicated that students in the ITSS condition had larger reading improvement than students in the control condition, particularly for readers with initial deficits in problem and solution. 相似文献
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Joanne F. Carlisle 《Annals of dyslexia》1989,39(1):159-176
Assessment of students with reading comprehension difficulties should include measurement of both listening and reading comprehension
of extended discourse in order to begin to identify the reason or reasons for their deficits. The problems of developing an
effective comprehension test are discussed. An experimental screening test, Profiles in Listening and Reading (PILAR), is
presented as one approach to assessing comprehension. Its potential as a screening and diagnostic test is considered, using
students’ profiles from two studies.
The second research study reported was supported by a grant from Northwestern University Research Grants Committee. 相似文献
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Students typically perceive their successes and failures to have multiple causes. The present study examined students’ profiles of causal attributions for success and failure during the first year of secondary school. The stability of attributional profile membership was assessed across three timepoints. Furthermore, it was examined whether students characterized by different attribution profiles differed in their levels of school engagement, self-esteem, and school performance. Latent profile analyses and latent transition analyses among 657 first-year Dutch secondary school students (Mage = 12.6, SD = 0.4) identified four attributional profiles, which were similar across the three timepoints. The profiles were labelled uncontrollable failure, controllable failure, uncontrollable success, and undifferentiated. About half of the students (52 %) remained member of the same profile across the three timepoints. Students in the uncontrollable success profile reported significantly lower levels of school engagement and self-esteem, and performed less well in school compared to students in the other profiles. Students in the uncontrollable failure profile and the controllable failure profile did not differ from each other with regard to school engagement, self-esteem, and school performance. The findings suggest that attributional retraining interventions may want to shift their focus from changing uncontrollable failure attributions to changing students’ external, uncontrollable attributions for success. 相似文献
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Wim H. J. van Bon Paula H. Tooren Kees W. J. M. van Eekelen 《European Journal of Psychology of Education - EJPE》2000,15(3):259-270
The primary goal of this study was to compare a paper-and-pencil version of the lexical decision task, which can be administered groupwise, with reading aloud a differently ordered list of the same words and pseudowords. Participants were first and second graders (“normal readers”) and students from schools for children with learning difficulties. On the average, the latter “poor readers” scored at the same oral reading level as the normal readers, but were older. The correlation between both tasks appeared to be high and both tasks had comparable correlations with third variables, suggesting that performance is determined by the same processes. Because the lexical decision task showed little evidence for guessing, it may be an — even better — alternative for oral reading. No differences between participant groups were found that point to different reading strategies. Error analysis, however, indicates that the poor readers probably have a specific problem in the oral reading of pseudowords. 相似文献
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The goal of the present study is to extend previous research on the developmental trajectory of intrinsic reading motivation during early adolescence. Using large-scale panel data on secondary school students in Germany, we examined: (1) the longitudinal measurement invariance of intrinsic reading motivation, (2) the generalizability of the developmental trajectory of intrinsic reading motivation across students’ gender, parental socioeconomic status (SES), and school tracks (academic vs. vocational), and (3) the associations between the developmental trajectory of intrinsic reading motivation and the developmental trajectory of reading proficiency. The scale we used to measure intrinsic reading motivation showed the (strict) measurement invariance across six occasions of measurement from Grades 5 to 10, indicating the high structural similarity (e.g., factor loadings, intercepts) of intrinsic reading motivation during early adolescence. Our analyses of latent growth curve models also confirm previous findings that students tend to experience a steady and significant linear decline in intrinsic reading motivation from Grades 5 to 10. This developmental decline also seems to be more pronounced in size (Δ = − 0.772, p < .001) than previously reported. The developmental decline in intrinsic reading motivation was observed irrespective of students’ gender, parental SES, and school tracks. Male students expressed lower mean-levels of intrinsic reading motivation across the waves and exhibited a steeper motivational decline compared to female students. Despite mean-level differences across the waves, students showed similar degrees of a motivational decline across parental SES and school tracks. Finally, the larger decline in students’ intrinsic reading motivation was associated with the smaller growth of their reading proficiency from Grades 5 to 10. Our study provides further support for the high prevalence of the developmental decline in intrinsic reading motivation during early adolescence, its generalizability across students’ demographic characteristics, and its implications for the development of reading proficiency. 相似文献
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The present investigation was concerned with teaching poor readers to use a reflective cognitive style. It was hypothesized that such a strategy would facilitate the reading ability of poor readers. To test this hypothesis, approximately half the poor readers and half the average readers were divided into experimental and control groups. The experimental group of children was taught to delay their responses and to use more efficient search and scanning techniques. All groups were tested before and after training on the Matching Familiar Figures test and the Gates-MacGinitie Reading Test. Poor readers' vocabulary and comprehension scores and level of reflectivity improved following training. It was concluded that imposing slow reading strategies on impulsive children is an important factor in developing educational programs for children with reading disabilities and that teaching poor readers a reflective cognitive strategy may have important consequences on the child's reading performance. 相似文献
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Preparing special educators who are knowledgeable about evidence-based interventions for teaching reading to students with
reading difficulties and who are capable of using curriculum-based assessments to monitor student progress and differentiate
interventions is vital to the success of current school reform efforts. The primary purpose of this exploratory study was
to examine the effect of tutoring and using assessment to monitor the progress of struggling readers on preservice teachers’
(PSTs’) knowledge and preparedness to teach reading. Also of interest was whether reading scores of tutored students improved.
PSTs (n = 18) in an undergraduate reading methods course tutored at-risk second graders using an evidence-based intervention and
monitored students’ progress weekly. PSTs made significant growth on a measure of teacher knowledge about the structure of
language and on a survey of their preparedness to teach reading. A qualitative analysis of PSTs’ weekly reflections and final
reports revealed that the majority used curriculum-based assessment data to describe students’ response to tutoring and were
beginning to use that data to make instructional decisions. On average, tutored students improved reading fluency, but did
not demonstrate significant growth in reading relative to national norms. Implications and limitations of the study are described
and directions for future research are discussed. 相似文献
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Many struggling readers, students with English as a second language, and children with disabilities do not engage in the strategies that good readers use when reading for understanding. Reading comprehension depends upon the students’ ability to successfully use strategies to monitor and control their own comprehension. Teachers need to help students develop skills that will aid in reading comprehension. The think-aloud is one strategy that can help struggling readers improve fluency and comprehension. One of the most important components to determine the success of the think-aloud is the teacher’s ability to model and facilitate the think-aloud procedure. The teacher needs to have a basic understanding of what is meant to be accomplished using this method. This article profiles how three teachers model and facilitate a think-aloud with three struggling readers. 相似文献
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Not all reading disabilities are alike 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
In this article, reading disability is defined broadly to refer to below-average achievement in reading comprehension as assessed by a standardized test. With our research we tried to answer the question of whether all children with reading disability share a common etiology of deficient phonology, or constitute heterogeneous groups. The answer to this question was sought in four studies that examined reading disabilities from the perspective of componential skills of reading. In Part 1, the results of the first study are reported. A principal-components analysis of the performance of 139 children from Grades 3, 4, and 6 on reading-related tasks yielded two factors: decoding and comprehension. However, factor analyses conducted for each grade separately indicated that orthographic skill and processing speed could possibly constitute a third component. The orthography-speed factor emerged as a factor only in the 6th grade. Part 2 of this article reports the findings of three studies that analyzed the componential skills profiles of poor readers. It was found that the poor readers constituted heterogeneous groups and that four different types of poor readers could be identified with deficiency in any one of the following skills: (a) decoding only, (b) comprehension only, (c) a combination of decoding and comprehension, and (d) a combination of orthographic processing and reading speed. It was also found that the criteria used in selecting poor readers influenced the distribution of the ratio of the four types of poor readers within any given group. 相似文献
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Khairul Azhar Jamaludin Norlidah Alias Roselina Johari Mohd Khir Husaina Banu Kenayathula 《School Effectiveness & School Improvement》2016,27(3):455-470
A quasi-experimental research design was used to investigate the effectiveness of synthetic phonics in the development of early reading skills among struggling young English as a second language (ESL) readers in a rural school. The pretest and posttest, adapted from the Phonological Awareness Literacy Screening (PALS) for Preschool Students and Grades 1 to 3 tests, assessed children’s early reading skills. A semi-structured interview was used to gather information. The findings indicated that the performance of students in the experimental group in decoding was significantly higher in the posttest, where t(39) = 31.441, p < .00005. Likewise, in comprehension, the experimental group achieved significantly higher scores in the posttest, where t(39) = 15.322, p < .00005. There was a significant difference in the achievement between the two groups, where t(78) = 31.010, p < .00005. This indicates that synthetic phonics could be effective in developing early reading skills for struggling readers. 相似文献
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Critical reading comprehension in an era of accountability 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
This paper argues for the need for critical reading comprehension in an era of accountability that often promotes reading
comprehension as readily assessable through students answering multiple choice questions of unseen texts. Based upon a 1 year
study investigating literacy in Years 4–9 the ways strong-performing primary schools develop serious and in-depth reading
for learning are explored. School and teacher features which allow for the development of sophisticated pedagogical repertoires
and space for critical reading comprehension, without losing the complexity of curriculum offerings, are outlined. How one
experienced middle primary teacher operates strategically, ethically and critically in supporting her ESL students to learn
to read is illustrated. The teacher’s work is situated within the complex accountability demands faced by classroom teachers.
This was accomplished by a teacher whose pedagogical repertoire has been assembled across a career teaching in low-SES high
ESL communities in a school with a balanced literacy program and high level of collegial support. Risks for schools and teachers
whose circumstances work against their capacities for prioritisation and strategic decision-making are identified and discussed. 相似文献