RR/ET Flashcards

1
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RR/ET makes use (2 strategies) on instructional level material.

A

High level of OTR’s and feedback

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The goal is to increase (2 words) on material that is already known

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Speed and automaticity

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3
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RR/ET fits within the _____ level of the IH

A

Fluency

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4
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RR Steps

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  1. Cold read on probe as identified by SLA
  2. Teacher scores performance
  3. Student practices passages 1-2 more times w/ active feedback (warm reads)
  4. Final read (hot read)
  5. Score performance, student graphs performance, reward contingent on cold to hot improvement
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5
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When do you add a listening passage preview (i.e. demonstration/modeling)?

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When student begins with lower frequency, doesn’t respond to RR and time permits

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6
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When do you add phrase drill error correction?

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When student begins with lower fluency, student does not respond to RR and time permits

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7
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What is phrase drill error correction in RR?

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When during the warm read the student repeats both the word said incorrectly and the associated sentence 2-3 times

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8
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When do you add vocab preview?

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When sight word recognition/definition understanding is low

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9
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What is vocab preview in RR?

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When you have a student say unknown word, provide definition and then provide feedback, having the student repeat the word as part of the sentence

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10
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Why not do listening passage preview, repeated reading and phrase drill correction always?

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Increases instructional time and drags down learning rate if unnecessary, reduces OTRs and may result in low task engagement

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11
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Hawkins et al., 2015 findings

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Listening while reading produced greater gains than RR

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12
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Hawkins 2011 findings

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Pre-exposure to target vocabulary words increased intervention effectiveness

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13
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Kulbnik & Ardoin (2010) findings

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Comparable gains across individual RR and RR-SG

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14
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Round Robin modification for RR

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Students take turns

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15
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Choral Response format for RR

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All students respond at same time - allows for continous modeling and feedback

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16
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What assumption of RR does Wide Reading challenge?

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Challenges that repeated learning trials of same words results in fluency

17
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Wide Reading definition

A

Same as RR but each passage is different

18
Q

What does the research say on Wide Reading vs. RR?

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Some suggests WR and RR are comparable and others found varied practice was superior to RR

19
Q

Recommended RR dose/schedule

A

Daily, for at least 8-12 weeks

20
Q

Goal of Explicit Timing

A

Build automaticity with math facts through drill and practice

21
Q

Is feedback a required component of Explicit Timing?

A

No, but research has demonstrated increased fluency gains with added feedback

22
Q

CCC works best for students in ______ range while ET worked best for students in _____ range

A

frustrational/instructional

23
Q

What works equally as well as ET for students in the instructional range?

A

Taped Problems