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This study compared the performance of children with reading disability (RD) and normal reading achievement (NRA) on tasks
of serial rapid naming, verbal fluency, letter-based word retrieval, and articulatory speed. The groups, composed of children
at two discrete age levels, one younger and one older, were matched for age, gender, and neighborhood school. Analyses of
the on-line measurement of the children’s serial rapid naming indicated that the children with RD had significantly larger
reaction times and production durations than their NRA peers despite similar levels of accuracy. They also performed significantly
worse on the categorical verbal fluency task, the letter-based word retrieval task, and the test of articulatory speed. The
findings suggest that both access and post-access processes, such as oral-motor inefficiency that extends the duration of
word production, may be implicated in the slower serial rapid naming that has typified many samples of children with RD.
This work was supported in part by Basil O’Connor Research Grant 5-340 from the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation, a
Scholarly and Creative Activity Award and sabbatical leave from California State University, Long Beach and grant #DCO 1904-01
from the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders of the NIH to the first author. 相似文献
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Public libraries are among key sites for the acquisition of cultural capital, and possibly one of the most potent means through which the state can address inequality. While digitalization of public libraries already attracted significant scholarly attention, the evidence of its contribution to the acquisition of cultural skills and knowledge and social mobility remains limited, as does the conceptual understanding of links between digitalization, cultural capital, and social stratification. This article draws on two disconnected bodies of research, the sociological analysis of cultural capital and stratification and research on digital divides. To bridge these two bodies of research, the interplay of cultural and digital capital in public libraries was investigated. The extensive dataset from the UK Taking Part Survey (2016–17) was analyzed using two-step cluster analysis and multinomial regression models to explore the contrasting profiles of contemporary library users. Results identify four distinct user groups: Traditional, Active, Family, and Tech Access, which possess different degrees of cultural and digital capital, have different demographic profiles, and benefit from digitalized libraries in different ways. If libraries are to fulfil their role in reducing social inequalities, it is important that they tailor their digital services to the specific characteristics of each user group. This approach also provides a useful template for exploring the interplay of digitalization and (in)equality in other cultural institutions. 相似文献
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David A. Walker Portia M. Downey Diane Kuehl 《Community College Journal of Research & Practice》2013,37(12):959-969
Using a teacher recruitment and preparation model, a unique partnership between PK–12 schools, a community college, and a university is examined. The focus is on the training and credentialing of future educators, particularly from underrepresented backgrounds, in an efficient and quality manner to assist in meeting the current PK–12 teacher shortage. Data indicate that the partnership is progressing towards, or has met, its targets in addressing said shortage. 相似文献
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Rebecca Bilous Laura Hammersley Kate Lloyd Felicity Rawlings-Sanaei Greg Downey Maria Amigo 《International Journal for Academic Development》2018,23(3):165-178
This paper shares an innovative methodology to ‘co-create’ a curriculum with eleven international community development organisations from seven countries to prepare undergraduate students for international work-integrated learning activities. The co-creation process was complex, messy, and always evolving. Here we reflect on and document the process, identifying three key methodological principles that might guide the co-creation process for others. These principles embrace the unpredictable, emotional, and personal reality of bringing together diverse ideas and perspectives, as well as opening up possibilities for more creative ways of communicating and listening to what is seen, heard, and felt. 相似文献
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Despite the belief that schools tend to be resistant to change, it is possible to find secondary schools in the UK which are investing in the design of an innovative curriculum for their Year 7 (11-year-old students). This article focuses on four of these schools and discusses some of the challenges they face in planning and implementing their competence-based curricula (CBC). Such curricula tend to be based on the rationale that they better prepare all students for the constant changes of human knowledge and understanding. They develop transferable skills rather than subject-specific content, which are considered necessary requirements for learners as future productive members of society in the twenty-first century. Advocates of CBC argue that such curricula are more inclusive and emancipatory than traditional curricula, although this view is contested. Employing Bernstein's concepts of framing and classification of the curriculum, this article describes the challenges and constraints encountered by four schools which have endeavoured to develop a competence-based curriculum. 相似文献
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