2002
DOI: 10.3406/airdf.2002.1518
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Les compétences en compréhension de l'écrit des élèves romands de 9e année

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“…Retrieving information, developing interpretation, and reflecting on the text are the three types of reading processes or objectives that are defined by designers to assess this skill (Soussi & Nidegger, 2002). More specifically, Liane (2014) found at least six causes of students' low mastery of reading comprehension consist of (1) the use of discourse language that is too complicated, (2) discourse topics that do not match the characteristics of students, (3) discourse texts that are too long, (4) evaluation questions that are not by discourse or not related to discourse, (5) low ability teachers in giving feedback to students so that there is a misunderstanding of meaning, (6) presentation of learning that only emphasizes the concept of reading than answering questions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Retrieving information, developing interpretation, and reflecting on the text are the three types of reading processes or objectives that are defined by designers to assess this skill (Soussi & Nidegger, 2002). More specifically, Liane (2014) found at least six causes of students' low mastery of reading comprehension consist of (1) the use of discourse language that is too complicated, (2) discourse topics that do not match the characteristics of students, (3) discourse texts that are too long, (4) evaluation questions that are not by discourse or not related to discourse, (5) low ability teachers in giving feedback to students so that there is a misunderstanding of meaning, (6) presentation of learning that only emphasizes the concept of reading than answering questions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%