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Listening to Children Read: what Do we Learn About Reading?

Rennie, Jennifer (2005). Listening to Children Read: what Do we Learn About Reading?. In: Young, Janelle Pleasure, passion, provocation : pleasurable learning, passionate teaching, provocative debates, Broadbeach, Qld, 1-4 July 2005.

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Author Rennie, Jennifer
Title Listening to Children Read: what Do we Learn About Reading?
Conference Name Pleasure, passion, provocation : pleasurable learning, passionate teaching, provocative debates
Conference Location Broadbeach, Qld
Conference Dates 1-4 July 2005
Conference Publication Title Pleasure, passion, provacoation: pleasurable learning passionate teaching provocative debates : AATE/ALEA National Conference
Editor Young, Janelle
Place of Publication Australia
Publisher Australian Association for the Teaching of English and Australian Literacy Educators' Association
Publication Year 2005
ISBN 1875659196   (check CDU catalogue open catalogue search in new window)
Total Pages 20
HERDC Category E1 - Conference Publication (DEST)
Abstract Literacy testing, teaching and standards remain high on Australia's national educational educational agenda. Critics suggest that some state reading tests inaccurately report on students' reading ability and that some students who meet the reading benchmark actually struggle with their reading. They criticise the tests on the grounds they are based on a whole language approach to reading instruction. In this article I draw on an extensive study into oral reading, which adopted a sociocultural view of reading and report on classroom reading assessment practices in the primary school. These practices are discussed in relation to what teachers and students learn about reading.
 
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