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:: Volume 8, Issue 2 (Summer 2008 2008) ::
JOEC 2008, 8(2): 157-167 Back to browse issues page
Early Reading Intervention: Adaptation of a Prevention and Remedial Tutoring Model and Preparation of a Ready-to-Use Classroom Teaching Package for Preschool to Third Grades
Mahnaz Khosrojavid 1, Maria Aguilar Vafaie2 , Reza Nilipoor3 , Kazem Rasoolzadeye Tabatabaie2 , Aghdas Hoseinloo , Malihe Ashoorvan , Mahdokht Safarri , Faranak Mehregan , Maryam Hemmati , Parichehr Yazdani
1-
2- Tarbiat Modarres University
3- University of Social Welfare & Rehabilitation Science
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Objective: This review study aimed to adapted version in Farsi language of a prevention and remedial tutoring model and preparation of a ready-to-use classroom teaching package for preschool to third grades. Method: In recent years, the study of phonological processing as casual factors in reading acquisition and ability has received considerable attention and converging evidence has been obtained from research in diverse disciplines like neurological science, cognitive psychology and education. This line of research, supported by an impressive amount of empirical research has culminated in the development of the Phonological Model of Reading Disability (Stanovich, 1998; Shaywitz, 2003). Accordingly, the core deficit in children diagnosed as dyslexia and other below-average readers lies in their inability to decode writing symbols into phonological information. Resultss: Therefore, National Reading Panel (2000) suggest that in order to read, all children must be taught alphabetic, comprising phonemic awareness, grapheme-phoneme corresponding, reading fluency, vocabulary and reading comprehension. These elements must be taught systematically, comprehensively, and explicitly. Among the few programs that meet these stringent requirements, is Blachman’s (2003) program, for which much empirical evidence support its effectiveness. This program was designed to develop of reading skills besides just phonological training and consist of five-steps: (1) the learning of sound-symbol association, skill aimed at phonological awareness training; (2) the instruction in phoneme analysis and blending kills categorization of words on the basis of rhyme or alliteration and letter-name and letter-sound association training; (3) accuracy and fluent reading of words; (4) reading connected stories and reinforcement of comprehension and the last step; (5) a short writing to dictation activity. Conclusion: The final adapted program has been prepared as teaching package containing all the materials needed for implementation by teachers in their own classrooms.

Keywords: Reading, reading problems, dyslexia, prevention and remedial program, teaching package
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Type of Study: Applicable | Subject: Special
Received: 2007/08/13 | Accepted: 2008/07/27 | Published: 2008/09/20
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Khosrojavid M, Vafaie M A, Nilipoor R, Rasoolzadeye Tabatabaie K, Hoseinloo A, Ashoorvan M, et al . Early Reading Intervention: Adaptation of a Prevention and Remedial Tutoring Model and Preparation of a Ready-to-Use Classroom Teaching Package for Preschool to Third Grades. JOEC 2008; 8 (2) :157-167
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Volume 8, Issue 2 (Summer 2008 2008) Back to browse issues page
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