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CYNTHIA MACDONALD 《Philosophical Books》1991,32(3):163-164
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GEORGE MACDONALD ROSS 《Journal of Philosophy of Education》1988,22(2):207-219
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GRAHAM MACDONALD 《Philosophical Books》1992,31(4):254-256
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PAM MACDONALD 《Support for Learning》2010,25(1):15-23
Competency in reading is a key factor in literacy attainment. If pupils can read proficiently this allows them to access the curriculum in all subjects and helps them to become confident, successful, motivated learners. Paired reading has long been recognised as an effective approach for supporting reading in schools. It helps to build relationships and encourages self-esteem and motivation. By the pupil reading aloud, either independently or in tandem with their partner, they gain confidence and research suggests that fluency and accuracy improve. However, for pupils who have gaps in their phonological knowledge this approach has limited success as it relies almost exclusively on visual or auditory memory. This research looks at a more structured approach to paired reading that combines both the 'look-say' approach (whole word recognition) of the more traditional paired reading programmes with phonic teaching, to create a tool to improve reading. 相似文献