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Session Submission Type: Symposium
Recommendations for reading interventions for older readers include building students’ multisyllabic decoding skills, fluency, word and world knowledge, and ability to use a set of comprehension-building practices. There is a need for feasible and effective interventions that implement these recommendations to support older students’ reading growth. This symposium presents evidence from interventions targeting multisyllabic decoding and encoding, morphology, fluency, vocabulary, syntactic knowledge, and reading comprehension for upper-elementary and middle school students.
BIG WORDS: Educator Professional Development and Implementation Effectiveness - ZOI A. TRAGA PHILIPPAKOS, UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE KNOXVILLE; Margaret Quinn, Texas A&M University; Adalea Carol Davis, University of Tennessee
Read STOP Write: Integrating Foundational Skills and Comprehension to Improve Reading Achievement in Grades Four and Five - John Z Strong, University at Buffalo; Laura Tortorelli, Michigan State University; Blythe Anderson, University at Buffalo, SUNY; Eunsoo Cho, University of California, Riverside; Amy Edlefson, Michigan State University; David A Fronczak, University at Buffalo, SUNY; Greece Central School District, Greece, NY
Moving Towards Effective, Linguistically-Responsive Syntactic Instruction: A Retrospective Analysis of a Syntax-Focused Reading Intervention - Rachel Knecht, Brigham Young University
Exploring Relationships Between Writing Engagement and Metalinguistic Word Knowledge Gains in a Science Language Intervention for Multilingual Adolescents - Vickie Smith Barrios, University of Nevada, Reno; Dianna R Townsend, University of Nevada, Reno; Amy Crosson, Penn State University; Sophia Lopez, Pennsylvania State University; Farrukh Nazir, University of Nevada, Reno