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ویرایش: 7° نویسندگان: Lois A. Bader, Daniel L. Pearce سری: ISBN (شابک) : 0132943689, 9780132943680 ناشر: Pearson College Div سال نشر: 2012 تعداد صفحات: 290 زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 12 مگابایت
در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب Bader Reading and Language Inventory به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
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مزایای کلیدی: این منبع معتبر معلمان و معلمان دانشآموزان بزرگسال، متخصصان خواندن و پزشکان K12 را با اطلاعات صحیح برای اطمینان از رشد خواننده، ارزیابی اثربخشی رویکردهای خاص خواندن، آماده میکند. ، و تشخیص طیف وسیعی از نیازهای سواد.
KEY BENEFIT: This authoritative resource arms K12 teachers and teachers of adult students, reading specialists, and clinicians with sound information for ensuring a readers growth, assessing the effectiveness of specific reading approaches, and diagnosing a wide range of literacy needs.
KEY TOPICS: Using the Bader Reading and Language Inventory to assess students literacy needs; understanding and using the test battery involved; recording, summarizing, and interpreting test and assessment results.
MARKET: K12 teachers, teachers of adult students, reading specialists, and clinicians involved in assessing students literacy needs.
Bader Reading and Language Inventory, Seventh Edition Half Title Page Title Page Copyright ABOUT THE AUTHORS CONTENTS PREFACE WHAT\'S NEW IN THIS EDITION ACKNOWLEDGMENTS FLOWCHARTS PART ONE: Using the BADER Reading and Language Inventory BADER READING AND LANGUAGE INVENTORY INTRODUCTION Assessment Model Content of the Inventory ADMINISTERING THE INVENTORY Preparation for Using the Inventory Testing Sequences: Flowcharts Getting Optimum Results from Testing SUMMARIZING THE ASSESSMENT DATA PART TWO: Test Battery STUDENT PRIORITIES AND INTERESTS ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING GRADED WORD RECOGNITION LISTS Purpose Administration USING EXPERIENTIAL WORD LISTS ADULT THEMATIC LISTS USING GRADED READER’S PASSAGES GRADED READER’S PASSAGES Reading and Listening Levels Determining a Starting Point Oral Reading Quantitative Analysis Qualitative Analysis and Instruction Silent Reading and Listening Comprehension Interpreting and Summarizing the Results of the Graded Passages EXAMPLE OF TESTING FOR INSTRUCTIONAL LEVEL Differences in Word List and Passages Performance Determining Instructional Levels GRADED READER’S PASSAGES READING RECORD SHEETS PHONEMIC AWARENESS Rhyme Recognition Initial Phoneme Recognition Ending Phoneme Recognition PHONEMIC MANIPULATION Blending Segmenting LETTER KNOWLEDGE HEARING LETTER NAMES IN WORDS PHONICS AND STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS TESTS PHONICS STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS SPELLING TESTS Administration Interpretation SUMMARIZING STUDENT SPELLING PERFORMANCE COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT AS A BASIS FOR SELECTING A REMEDIAL READING APPROACH References DIAGNOSTIC SPELLING TESTS VISUAL AND AUDITORY DISCRIMINATION VISUAL DISCRIMINATION TESTS AUDITORY DISCRIMINATION TEST PRELITERACY AND EMERGING LITERACY ASSESSMENT LITERACY AWARENESS: ASSESSMENT OF BEGINNING CONCEPTS ABOUT PRINT SEMANTIC AND SYNTACTIC EVALUATION: CLOZE TEST GRAMMATICAL CLOZE ORAL LANGUAGE ASSESSMENT Evaluation of Expression EVALUATION OF ORAL LANGUAGE RECEPTION WRITING EVALUATION Handwriting: Writing Letters Handwriting: Writing Words in Sentences Near- and Far-Point Copying Writing from Dictation Expressing Ideas in Writing ARITHMETIC TEST Purpose Administration Scoring and Interpretation CURRICULUM-BASED MEASUREMENT Description Purposes Construction Administration Scoring Analysis References PART THREE: Recording, Summarizing, Interpreting INSTRUCTOR’S RECORDS: K–12 CASE STUDY: JACKIE GETTING STARTED HOME AND FAMILY RESOURCES RULING OUT PROBLEMS AND DEVELOPING A DIAGNOSTIC PLAN ANALYZING READING ABILITIES FINDING SPECIFIC NEEDS SUMMARIZING THE FINDINGS; MAKING RECOMMENDATIONS CASE ANALYSIS REFERRALS: CASE EXCERPTS References PART FOUR: Development of the Inventory: Validity and Reliability DEVELOPING AND VALIDATING THE INVENTORY THE GRADED WORD LISTS Validity of the Graded Word Lists THE GRADED READER’S PASSAGES Recall and Question Construction Assessing Text Structure Reliablility Validity Fluency and Rate Instructional Level OTHER INVENTORY SUBTESTS AND CHECKLISTS Emergent Literacy Phonemic Awareness and Manipulation Curriculum-Based Assessment English Language Assessment References and Suggested Readings PART FIVE: Directions for the DVD GETTING STARTED USING THE DVD SCORED EXAMINER SHEETS FROM THE DVD PART SIX: Reader’s Passages CONTENTS WORD LIST EXPERIENTIAL WORD LISTS ADULT THEMATIC LISTS READER\'S PASSAGES TIP THE CAT TOM THE DOG ON THE BUS THE PET STORE BOB THE FISH PAT THE BIRD TURTLES AT HOME A SLIPPERY SIDEWALK PAT AND THE KITTEN TIM AND SPOT TONY AND THE FLOWER SHOP GIVE ME ROOM THE SONG OF LITTLE FROG A DOG OF HER OWN SAM BUYS A NEWSPAPER LINDA AT THE DINER NEW PEOPLE LEE\'S SCRAPED KNEE ANTS THE LUCKY WRONG NUMBER DRAWING PICTURES EXPLORERS IN SPACE GOOGLE IT LAND OF MANY RICHES BABYSITTING A FAMOUS AUTOMOBILE BAMBI\'S MOTHER AND HUNTING NOT IN THE MOOD TO READ DARE DEVIL RESCUE: WHO SHOULD PAY? ORGANIZED BACKPACKS VOLCANOES DRIVER\'S LICENSES STORIES ABOUT ABRAHAM LINCOLN QUESTIONS ABOUT DINOSAURS FAST TRAIN TRAVEL THE JOB APPLICATION KON-TIKI A SHOPPING TRIP FIREFIGHTERS A NEW JOB A FAILURE TO COMMUNICATE VOTER DRIVE DO YOU HAVE AN OPEN MIND? WEATHER AND CLIMATE