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Autori principali: Smith, Lawrence L., Joyner, C. Rosanne
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1990
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Accesso online:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ411580
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author Smith, Lawrence L.
Joyner, C. Rosanne
author_facet Smith, Lawrence L.
Joyner, C. Rosanne
Smith, Lawrence L.
Joyner, C. Rosanne
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contents Comparing Recreational Reading Levels with Reading Levels from an Informal Reading Inventory. Smith, Lawrence L. Joyner, C. Rosanne Elementary Education Grade 2 Grade 5 Independent Reading Informal Reading Inventories Reading Interests Reading Research Recreational Reading Compares second grade and fifth grade students' recreational reading levels (when students self-select library books for recreation reading) in relation to independent, instructional, and frustration levels as determined with an informal reading inventory. Concludes that recreational reading levels should not be viewed as synonymous with independent reading levels as determined by informal reading inventories. (MM)
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spellingShingle Comparing Recreational Reading Levels with Reading Levels from an Informal Reading Inventory.
Smith, Lawrence L.
Joyner, C. Rosanne
Elementary Education
Grade 2
Grade 5
Independent Reading
Informal Reading Inventories
Reading Interests
Reading Research
Recreational Reading
Comparing Recreational Reading Levels with Reading Levels from an Informal Reading Inventory. Smith, Lawrence L. Joyner, C. Rosanne Elementary Education Grade 2 Grade 5 Independent Reading Informal Reading Inventories Reading Interests Reading Research Recreational Reading Compares second grade and fifth grade students' recreational reading levels (when students self-select library books for recreation reading) in relation to independent, instructional, and frustration levels as determined with an informal reading inventory. Concludes that recreational reading levels should not be viewed as synonymous with independent reading levels as determined by informal reading inventories. (MM)
title Comparing Recreational Reading Levels with Reading Levels from an Informal Reading Inventory.
topic Elementary Education
Grade 2
Grade 5
Independent Reading
Informal Reading Inventories
Reading Interests
Reading Research
Recreational Reading
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ411580