Increasing Reading Comprehension and Engagement Through Concept-Oriented Reading Instruction.
University of Maryland, College Park
Abstract
Based on an engagement perspective of reading development, we investigated the extent to which an instructional framework of combining motivation support and strategy instruction (Concept-Oriented Reading Instruction—CORI) influenced reading outcomes for third-grade children. In CORI, five motivational practices were integrated with six cognitive strategies for reading comprehension. In the first study, we compared this framework to an instructional framework emphasizing Strategy Instruction (SI), but not including motivation support. In the second study, we compared CORI to SI and to a traditional instruction group (TI), and used additional measures of major constructs. In both studies, class-level analyses…
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8Topics & keywords
- Reading comprehension
- Psychology
- Reading (process)
- Comprehension
- Reading motivation
- Mathematics education
- Reciprocal teaching
- Pedagogy
- Quality Education