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    Faculty Teaching & Learning

    Academy Research Project

    Friday, May 18, 2012

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    Research Background

    Project: to incorporate Reading

    Apprenticeship (RA) concepts and techniques

    in the classroom.

    Goal: to examine the effectiveness of the RA

    approach in improving students reading

    comprehension and metacognitive

    awareness.

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    About LAHC Faculty

    Hale Savard: English

    Shazia Khan: Developmental Communications(Dev Com)

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    Data Collection Tools

    Pre-Test: an RA CERA with questions

    consisting of comprehension questions and

    metacognitive awareness questions.

    Post-Test: the same CERA with different a

    different reading passage and poem.

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    1. In your own words, write a short (one or

    two sentences) summary of this reading.2. What kinds of things were happening in

    your mind as you read this?

    3. What part or parts of the reading wereconfusing or difficult for you, and why?

    4. What did you do to help yourself

    understand the confusing and difficult

    parts?

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    Results

    Common responses in the pre and

    posttest:

    Rereading over and over (#4)Picturing mentally and placing

    themselves in the situation (#2)

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    Dev Com 020: Focus Students

    Roberto:

    What part or parts of the reading were

    confusing or difficult for you and why?

    What was important in the story or the main

    ideas. (pretest)

    The last parts when it talks about the man got

    thrown out of gear by thirty seconds. (posttest)

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    Sarah:

    What kinds of things were happening in yourmind as you read this?

    I would have to stop and think about what I wasreading to make sure I got it all right, and thewords were kinda long. I had to rethink what itwas (pretest)

    To find the topic and main idea of the story. I waslooking for key sentences or key words to help meremember what I just read. I couldnt find thetwo details about the earthquake. (posttest)

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    April:

    What part or parts of the reading were

    confusing or difficult for you, and why?

    How some children at the age of 8 dont get no

    attention by there parent. (Another baby!):

    pretest)

    The last sentence because I didnt know what itmet by shrewd contrivances of our own.

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    English 102

    18 total students took the pre and post RA

    assessment

    In the pre-assessment only 6 found the

    reading Easy and 12 found it Not too hard

    In the post-assessment 12 found the reading

    easy and 6 found it Not too hard

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    English 102

    Using an RA rubric for comprehension and meta-

    cognition the student responses to the four RA

    questions were assesses on a scale of 1 to 4

    Overall, when adding all student scores for eachquestion in the pre assessment, the totals were 49,

    44, 51, and 49 for questions 1 through 4, respectively

    When adding student scores for each question in the

    post assessment, the totals were 68, 60, 61, and 59,

    respectivelyscores increased across the board.

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    Research Reflections & Implications

    Hale Savard

    Shazia Khan