Introduction to EDC565

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Introduction to EDC565 Dr. Julie Coiro
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Peer- Reviewed Journals
Handbooks and Reports
Reading Researchers Part 1
Types of Research
Reading Researchers Part 2
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Peer-Reviewed Journals For 200

• This journal is widely read by classroom teachers
  looking for reading research applications in
  elementary school classrooms.

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Peer-Reviewed Journals For 200ANSWER

• What is
• The Reading Teacher?

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Peer-Reviewed Journals For 400

• This is the premier journal for scholarly work in
  the reading community.

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Peer-Reviewed Journals For 400ANSWER

• What is Reading Research Quarterly?

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Peer-Reviewed Journals For 600

• A 12-month subscription to this journal is
  included with a membership to the National
  Reading Conference

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Peer-Reviewed Journals For 600ANSWER

• What is Journal of Literacy Research?

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Peer-Reviewed Journals For 800

• These are two peer-reviewed online resources that
  link reading research theory with practice and
  technology integration (name one)

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Peer-Reviewed Journals For 800ANSWER
What is Reading Online or What is
Read,Write,Think?
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Peer-Reviewed Journals For 1,000

• This journal publishes rigorous experimental
  studies with many that explore the psychology of
  reading.

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Peer-Reviewed Journals For 1,000ANSWER

• What is Journal of Educational Psychology?

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Reading Handbooks Reports For 200

• Edited by four leading reading researchers,
  Volume 3 of this key handbook was published in
  2000.

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Reading Handbooks Reports For 200ANSWER

• What is the Handbook of Reading Research (2000)?

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Reading Handbooks Reports For 400

• This handbook, in its 5th edition, summarizes the
  key theories of reading acquisition and
  development.

Daily Double
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Reading Handbooks Reports For 400ANSWER
What is Theoretical Models and Processes of
Reading (2004)?
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Reading Handbooks Reports For 600

• Edited by Snow, Burns, Griffin, this book
  outlines research-based recommendations for
  effective reading instruction.

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Reading Handbooks Reports For 600ANSWER

• What is Preventing Reading Difficulties in Young
  Children (1998)?

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Reading Handbooks Reports For 800

• A cutting edge report from the Carnegie
  Corporation of NY (2006) that outlines 15 key
  elements of effective literacy intervention for
  adolescents.

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Reading Handbooks Reports For 800ANSWER

• What is Reading Next A Vision for Action and
  Research in Middle and High Schools?

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Reading Handbooks Reports For 1,000

• This 2008 handbook synthesizes the multiple
  perspectives and theoretical frames for studying
  literacy and technology.

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Reading Handbooks Reports For 1,000ANSWER

• What is The Handbook of Research on New
  Literacies?

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Reading Researchers Part 1 For 200 (200 bonus
for name)

• Tim Rasinski is well known for his recent work in
  this area of reading

Tim R
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Reading Researchers Part 1 For 200ANSWER

• What is fluency?

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Reading Researchers Part 1 For 400 (200 bonus
for name)
P. David Pearson is most known for work in these
two areas (name one)
P David P
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Reading Researchers Part 1 For 400ANSWER

• What is reading comprehension?
• or
• What is assessment?

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Reading Researchers Part 1 For 600 (200 bonus
for name)
Louise Rosenblatt argued that reading involves a
transaction between these three things.
Louise R
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Reading Researchers Part 1 For 600ANSWER

• What is 1) the reader 2) the writer and 3) the
  text?

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Reading Researchers Part 1 For 800 (200 bonus
for name)
Leslie Mandel Morrow, one editor of our main
text, is well known for her work with readers
from this age group.
Leslie Mandel M
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Reading Researchers Part 1 For 800ANSWER

• What is children in preschool?

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Reading Researchers Part 1 For 1,000 (200
bonus for name)
Scott Paris is widely known for is work in
reading comprehension, metacognition, and
__________.
Scott P
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Reading Researchers Part 1 For 1,000ANSWER

• What are reading strategies?

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Types of Research For 200

• An experimental study is the only true
  experiment because it uses this as part of its
  design.

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Types of Research For 200 ANSWER

• What is random assignment?

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Types of Research For 400

• This type of research summarizes effect sizes
  across a number of experimental and
  quasi-experimental studies

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Types of Research For 400 ANSWER

• What is a meta-analysis?

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Types of Research For 600

• Qualitative research studies often use this
  analysis to discover emerging themes in their data

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Types of Research For 600 ANSWER

• What is grounded theory analysis?

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Types of Research For 800

• This type of analysis seeks to learn more about
  how well one or more variables predicts or
  explains a dependent variable

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Types of Research For 800 ANSWER

• What is multiple regression analysis?

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Types of Research For 1,000

• This is one thing you can not assume when there
  is a high positive correlation between two
  variables.

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Types of Research For 1,000 ANSWER

• What is causation or
• What is a causal relationship between two
  variables?

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Reading Researchers Part 2 For 200 (200 bonus
for each name!)
Isabel B
Isabel Beck and Margaret McKeown are widely known
for their practical research in this foundational
area of reading.
Margaret M
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Reading Researchers Part 2 For 200ANSWER

• What is vocabulary? Or
• What is comprehension?
• What is Questioning the Author? or
• What is Text Talk?

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Reading Researchers Part 2 For 400
Michael Pressley, who passed away in 2006, is
widely known for work in comprehension and his
critique of this report.
Mike P
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Reading Researchers Part 2 For 400ANSWER

• What is the National Reading Panel Report?

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Reading Researchers Part 2 For 600 (200 bonus
for name)
Jim Gee has published widely in the area of
sociolinguistics and sees reading from this type
of lens/perspective.
Jim G
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Reading Researchers Part 2 For 600ANSWER

• What is sociocultural?
• Or
• What is new literacies studies?

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Reading Researchers Part 2 For 800 (200 bonus
for name)
Patricia Alexander is widely known for her
studies of i____ d_______ with respect to
reading development.
Patricia A
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Reading Researchers Part 2 For 800ANSWER

• What are individual differences?

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Reading Researchers Part 2 For 1,000 (200
bonus for name)
Donna Alvermann is widely known for her work with
adolescent literacy and p____ c________
Donna A
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Reading Researchers Part 2 For 1,000ANSWER

• What is pop culture? or
• What are out-of-school literacies?

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Jeopardy

• Thank for playing another fine round of Americas
  favorite question and answer game.