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Guidelines for a remedial reading programme for standard one and two pupilsNel, Norma 01 1900 (has links)
A synopsis of the importance and the nature of reading serve as the point of
departure for this study. The pupils involved are learning restrained as well as A comprehensive reading problem analysis table, compiled for analysis of
individual reading problems, facilitates identification of the remedial reading
areas, as well as the underlying subskills causing the problems to be
accommodated in remedial reading. A control chart, developed for recording the
information concerning the pupil's reading problem area and underlying
subskills, facilitates compilation of an integrated remedial reading programme.
Existing exercises, selected from the works of various authors and adapted,
provide guidelines and exercises for particular remedial reading areas. These
guidelines serve as a point of departure for the compilation of a specific remedial
reading programme for a particular pupil with reading problems.
Two case studies elucidate how a remedial reading programme can be compiled
according to the pupil's background, reading problems and inadequacies in the
underlying subskills.
Group A learning disabled pupils although learning disabled pupils in Group B
and C can also be involved.
The total reading process is illustrated by means of a reading model. The two
main components, namely, word identification and comprehension, form the
basis of this study. The different subcategories featuring in each component are
highlighted. This model serves as a framework for the diagnosis and remediation
of reading problems.
A teaching model is used to illustrate the complexity of teaching. The factors (
within the teaching model are indicated, as well as the ways they may serve
when reading is taught. The reduction and choice of reading content for a
specific pupil are set out as important aspects to be taken into consideration in
reading remediation.
Determining each pupil's reading levels, namely, his/her independent level,
instructional level and frustrational level, enables the teacher to choose the
appropriate reading material. / Teacher Education / D. Ed. (Orthopedagogics)
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A prática docente no ensino de ciências no Ciclo II do Ensino FundamentalMoreira, Cláudio [UNESP] 07 March 2008 (has links) (PDF)
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moreira_c_me_bauru.pdf: 2309302 bytes, checksum: ecbf3373a03a4a0eac2f08bc12173522 (MD5) / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES) / O presente trabalho buscou enfocar as práticas docentes no ensino de ciências nas séries finais do Ensino Fundamental, na atualidade, e os fundamentos teóricos que as embasam, assim como o nível de envolvimento dos professores com as propostas de inovações e/ou reorganizações curriculares para tal ensino. A pesquisa, de natureza qualitativa, teve a participação de cinco professores de ciências que atuam em quatro escolas da rede pública estadual de São Paulo. Para a coleta de dados foram aplicados questionários, realizadas entrevistas individuais e grupais, observadas 25 (vinte e cinco) aulas desses professores e analisados seus planos de ensino e os livros didáticos adotados por eles. Através desses instrumentos tentou-se desvendar o retrato do ensino de ciências na atualidade e os entraves que limitam as práticas docentes para compreensão do que falta para que o ensino e a aprendizagem ocorram de modo mas satisfatório. Estes aspectos foram priorizados por serem relevantes como ponto de partida para qualquer processo de mudança no ensino. Conclui-se que, muito ainda há de ser feito, principalmente no campo da formação inicial e continuada de professores de ciências, visto que o ensino ministrado conserva os pressupostos da pedagogia tradicional, quando o desejável seria o ensino ativo, para o alcance da educação voltada para a alfabetização científica. / This paper aims to give emphasis about practical teaching of science teachers of high school nowadays, as well to concern about theorical embasaments of teaching and learning and so their involvement when facing innovation and/or reorganization purposes related to this matter. The research based on qualitative data had 05 science teachers from public schools of São Paulo State and the data were gathered through 25 questionnaires, individual and grupal interviews and 25 times observation of classes by these teachers when doing that. Their schedules (plans of work), school methods adopted by high schools were still subjected to a study. By those instruments the portrait of science nowadays was the goal to face problems that this work can cause to education process, in order to bring comprehension to the lacks of teacher's practice to make them the way to a better job in education (satisfaction ways of doing this). These points of view were considered initial to any change in education process. Finally, there are so much things to do in education mainly about professional career, about its beginning and in its continuing of science teachers, cause their job still has traditional pedagogic practices and the ideal way to work could be actually being active when teaching, in order to reach scientific alphabetization in educational process.
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General Education Teachers' Perceptions About Teaching Students with Autism in Urban SchoolsEvans, Sabrina Denise 01 January 2016 (has links)
Many children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are included or mainstreamed in general education classrooms, yet general education teachers receive little, if any, formal training for working with children with ASD. The conceptual framework for this study was differentiated instruction, which is a best practice intended to improve educational experiences for children diagnosed with ASD. The purpose of this research study was to explore general education teachers' perceptions of providing differentiated instruction to these students. The research questions examined teachers' perceptions of barriers that can affect their ability to differentiate instruction in their classrooms and strategies teachers use to facilitate the process of providing differentiated instruction in their classrooms for their students diagnosed with ASD. Eight elementary and middle school teachers participated in this phenomenological study. Content analysis of interview data provided information regarding the barriers of outdated resources and the need for additional training of general education teachers to work with students diagnosed with ASD. In addition, the participants identified 2 models used as strategies to adapt instructional practices to promote students' social and academic outcomes. Professional development could assure that teachers and administrators are aware of the latest best practices needed to teach children with ASD in the general education classrooms. By providing teachers with effective strategies needed to work with students diagnosed with autism, social change can be realized, and students with ASD can receive educational services possibly leading to a better quality of life.
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RTI in the Classroom: How Teachers Meet the Demands of a Tiered SystemSinclair-Lowry, Elizabeth 22 August 2011 (has links)
No description available.
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Нови модели у настави српског језика и књижевности / Novi modeli u nastavi srpskog jezika i književnosti / New models in teaching Serbian language and literatureKlepić Snežana 27 September 2018 (has links)
<p>У раду је истражен утицај нових модела рада на постигнућа ученика у настави српског језика и књижевности. Теоријски оквири рада усмерени су на разматрање наставних модела: од појмовног одређења, преко врста и подела, до моделовања процеса учења. Истражене су могућности примене осам одабраних нових наставних модела – егземпларног, индивидуализованог, интерактивног, проблемског, програмираног, пројектног, сарадничког и хеуристичког.<br />Како би се испитали ефекти примене нових наставних модела подржаних информационо-комуникационим технологијама (ИКТ) на постигнућа ученика, у односу на традиционални модел, спроведено је експериментално истраживање у четири сомборске средње школе – Средњој техничкој школи, Средњој економској школи, Средњој медицинској школи „Др Ружица Рип“, Гимназији „Вељко Петровић“ и једној кулској школи – Економско-трговинској школи, у другом полугодишту школске 2014/15. године и током школске 2015/16. године на узорку од 1724 ученика из сва четири разреда.<br />Резултати истраживања показују да су ученици у експерименталним групама, у којима су примењени нови наставни модели, имали виша постигнућа у односу на ученике контролних група, односно да су нови наставни модели ефикаснији од традиционалног.<br />Субјекатски положај ученика уз примену индивидуализације и диференцијације у новим наставним моделима, допринели су, уз виша постигнућа ученика и бројне продукте рада, и већој самосталности и ангажованости ученика, интерактивној комуникацији и лакшем препознавању даровитих и креативних ученика.</p> / <p>U radu je istražen uticaj novih modela rada na postignuća učenika u nastavi srpskog jezika i književnosti. Teorijski okviri rada usmereni su na razmatranje nastavnih modela: od pojmovnog određenja, preko vrsta i podela, do modelovanja procesa učenja. Istražene su mogućnosti primene osam odabranih novih nastavnih modela – egzemplarnog, individualizovanog, interaktivnog, problemskog, programiranog, projektnog, saradničkog i heurističkog.<br />Kako bi se ispitali efekti primene novih nastavnih modela podržanih informaciono-komunikacionim tehnologijama (IKT) na postignuća učenika, u odnosu na tradicionalni model, sprovedeno je eksperimentalno istraživanje u četiri somborske srednje škole – Srednjoj tehničkoj školi, Srednjoj ekonomskoj školi, Srednjoj medicinskoj školi „Dr Ružica Rip“, Gimnaziji „Veljko Petrović“ i jednoj kulskoj školi – Ekonomsko-trgovinskoj školi, u drugom polugodištu školske 2014/15. godine i tokom školske 2015/16. godine na uzorku od 1724 učenika iz sva četiri razreda.<br />Rezultati istraživanja pokazuju da su učenici u eksperimentalnim grupama, u kojima su primenjeni novi nastavni modeli, imali viša postignuća u odnosu na učenike kontrolnih grupa, odnosno da su novi nastavni modeli efikasniji od tradicionalnog.<br />Subjekatski položaj učenika uz primenu individualizacije i diferencijacije u novim nastavnim modelima, doprineli su, uz viša postignuća učenika i brojne produkte rada, i većoj samostalnosti i angažovanosti učenika, interaktivnoj komunikaciji i lakšem prepoznavanju darovitih i kreativnih učenika.</p> / <p>In this paper, the effect of new models of work on students` achievement in Serbian language and literature teaching has been investigated. Theoretical frameworks are directed at observing the teaching models – from conceptual defining, over classes and classification to modelling the process of learning. The application possibilities of eight chosen new teaching models have been analysed – exemplary, individualised, interactive, problem- solving, programmed, projected, co-teaching and heuristic.<br />In order to investigate the effects of application of new teaching models supported by information-communication technologies (ICT) on students` achievements when compared to the traditional model, experimental research was carried out in four secondary schools in Sombor – Secondary Technical school, Secondary school of Economics, Secondary Medical school Dr Ruzica Rip, Grammar school Veljko Petrovic and one school in Kula – Secondary school of Economics and Trade during the second term of school year 2014/ 15 and throughout 2015/ 16 on 1724 students in all four years.<br />The results of the survey showed that students in experimental groups, in which new teaching models had been applied, had higher achievements when compared to students in control groups, meaning that new teaching models were more efficient than traditional methods.<br />Subject position of students, in addition to individualisation and differentiation in new teaching models contributed to greater achievements and numerous products of work, greater self- reliance and students` commitment, interactive communication and easier recognition of gifted and creative students.</p>
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