1999
DOI: 10.1207/sldrp1404_4
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Interactive, Collaborative Professional Development in Early Literacy Instruction: Supporting the Balancing Act

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“…Bos et al (1999) found that, through professional development, early elementary school teachers gained a more positive regard toward the use of explicit reading instruction. As reported in this Special Issue, Brady et al (in press) found that a significant amount of the variance associated with gains in teacher knowledge throughout a professional development program could be attributed to affective differences at the teacher level, such as whether teachers enrolled in the program primarily out of intrinsic interest or to earn continuing education units, and whether they felt that their school district was supportive of their attendance at the training.…”
Section: Why Knowledge Calibration Is Important To Consider For Profementioning
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“…Bos et al (1999) found that, through professional development, early elementary school teachers gained a more positive regard toward the use of explicit reading instruction. As reported in this Special Issue, Brady et al (in press) found that a significant amount of the variance associated with gains in teacher knowledge throughout a professional development program could be attributed to affective differences at the teacher level, such as whether teachers enrolled in the program primarily out of intrinsic interest or to earn continuing education units, and whether they felt that their school district was supportive of their attendance at the training.…”
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“…Yet it cannot be assumed that simply because an individual is literate, he or she has the explicit awareness of the structures of spoken and written language needed for effective reading instruction. Recent studies confirm that a high level of literacy does not automatically provide the knowledge required for effective reading instruction (Bos, Mather, Narr, & Babur, 1999;McCutchen, Abbott et al, 2002a;Scarborough, Ehri, Olson, & Fowler, 1998). The vast majority of teachers became skilled readers far too long ago to understand the intricate process of reading development through simple introspection.…”
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“…Ainsi, les enseignants gagnent à adopter des pratiques selon une approche équilibrée (Bos, Mather, Friedman Narr et Babur, 1999 ;Pressley, 1998), c'est-à-dire qui tire profit du meilleur des approches globale et phonique, qui se définissent comme suit : [...] « approche globale » (whole language) en référence à la position de Goodman (1986) et de Smith (1980) selon laquelle l'apprentissage de la lecture se réaliserait comme l'apprentissage du langage oral.…”
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“…De telles études gagneraient à tenir compte à la fois des travaux de recherche relatifs à l'émergence de l'écrit et de ceux qui ont trait à l'apprentissage du code alphabétique, comme le proposent Bos, Mather, Friedman Narr et Babur (1999). Outre des mesures liées au développement professionnel, il serait pertinent de mesurer les effets de l'intervention sur l'apprentissage de la lecture en maternelle et au premier cycle, surtout chez les élèves à risque.…”
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