The present study has as its object a process of improvement of reading ability based on a didactic approach centered on metacognition. The research provides an experimental design in a longitudinal perspective (three years of secondary school level), and aims to: – the detection of training needs in the understanding of written texts and reading strategies; – the identification of an improvement plan designed to intervene in the process of understanding; – experimenting with a process of teaching based on the teaching of reading comprehension strategies. The sample consists of 18 first classes, belonging to three institutions, for a total of 359 students. The teaching modules included within the treatment (20 h), and the training-research involved six teachers and six experimental classes for a total of 130 students.
Castellana, G., Benvenuto, G. (2017). Migliorare le strategie di lettura degli studenti: un modello di formazione per i docenti. In N.A. Magnoler P. (a cura di), La professionalità degli insegnanti: la ricerca e le pratiche (pp. 451-468). Lecce : Pensa multimedia.
Migliorare le strategie di lettura degli studenti: un modello di formazione per i docenti
Giuseppina Castellana;
2017-01-01
Abstract
The present study has as its object a process of improvement of reading ability based on a didactic approach centered on metacognition. The research provides an experimental design in a longitudinal perspective (three years of secondary school level), and aims to: – the detection of training needs in the understanding of written texts and reading strategies; – the identification of an improvement plan designed to intervene in the process of understanding; – experimenting with a process of teaching based on the teaching of reading comprehension strategies. The sample consists of 18 first classes, belonging to three institutions, for a total of 359 students. The teaching modules included within the treatment (20 h), and the training-research involved six teachers and six experimental classes for a total of 130 students.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.