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La disminución de errores como evidencia del avance en la adquisición de la lectura

Translated title of the contribution: Error decrease as evidence of reading acquisition improvement
  • Universidad Javeriana
  • Benemerita Universidad Autonoma de Puebla

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Abstract

The aim of the present study was to evaluate the effectiveness of the Método  Invariante  para  la  Enseñanza  de  la  Lectura,  analyzing  the  types  of  errors  that  improve  or  remain  after  the  application  of  the  method.  54 children from second-grade of primary school were divided into a control group of 28 children with appropriate performance in literacy and an experimental group of 26 children with low reading performance. The experimental group was intervened with the Método Invariante. The first stage of the Method was applied for four months; the control group   only   received   the   reading   training   that takes place in the school.  Both groups were evaluated with the Protocol for Assess-ment of School Success, which was applied in two moments:  one before and one after the intervention.  The results showed improvement in reading performance and reduction of   errors   in   reading, which   demonstrates   the effectiveness of the Método Invariante as alternative proposal for teaching of reading in children with low reading performance, through of the strengthening of the phonemic and phonological awareness, symbolic codification and creative production of oral words. 

Translated title of the contributionError decrease as evidence of reading acquisition improvement
Original languageSpanish
Pages (from-to)69-80
Number of pages12
JournalOCNOS
Volume19
Issue number2
DOIs
StatePublished - 30 Jul 2020

Keywords

  • Learning Disabilities
  • Primary Education
  • Reading Achievement
  • Reading Instruction
  • Reading Programs

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