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Wright, Pat – Basic Skills, 1996
Miscue analysis helps reveal whether readers are relying on graphic or visual decoding techniques and are ignoring contextual cues. Diagnosis can aid in the selection of reading improvement strategies. (SK)
Descriptors: Adult Students, Decoding (Reading), Miscue Analysis, Reading Difficulties
Hanes, Madlyn Levine – 1983
Repetitions in children's oral reading are typically thought of as disruptive, signalling the kind of careless reading symptomatic of random eye movement or inattention to context. This perspective, however, runs contrary to clinical experiences, which have revealed that many repetitions are deliberate and benefit the reader by serving at least…
Descriptors: Decoding (Reading), Elementary Education, Error Analysis (Language), Error Patterns
Shuman, R. Baird – Illinois Schools Journal, 1984
Reviews findings on miscue analysis, a psycholinguistic study that seeks to explain why and how readers produce inaccuracies when they read words from the page. Discusses the classification of miscues, oral reading vs. silent reading, and the importance of context. (KH)
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Miscue Analysis, Oral Reading, Reading Diagnosis
Nieratka, Ernest B. – 1973
Miscue analysis is a monitoring device that makes it possible to view the manner in which a student is processing a given reading selection; therefore, it is more appropriate than standardized reading tests for measuring the strengths and weaknesses of nontraditional students. Miscue analysis assumes that reading is a language process and that…
Descriptors: Diagnostic Tests, Higher Education, Miscue Analysis, Nontraditional Students
Weaver, Constance – Journal of Childhood Communication Disorders, 1994
This article challenges the word-identification view of reading and the resultant assumption that anyone who has difficulty reading words is dyslexic. It describes research demonstrating that word identification is less important in proficient reading than coordinating various language cues and metacognitive strategies to construct meaning. The…
Descriptors: Decoding (Reading), Diagnostic Teaching, Dyslexia, Elementary Education
Weaver, Constance – 1983
As studies indicate that dialect usage is not a barrier to reading, teachers can create an effective reading program for black students not by giving instruction in standard English, but by changing their own attitude toward black dialect. Showing that dialect users reencode standard English into their own language patterns when reading orally, Y.…
Descriptors: Attitude Change, Black Dialects, Elementary Secondary Education, Language Patterns
Groff, Patrick – 1987
Intended for reading teachers and teacher educators, this book provides an analysis of 12 fallacious beliefs thought to be responsible for the perpetuation of ineffective and inappropriate approaches to reading instruction. The introduction looks at the dangers of the myths that underlie reading instruction, discusses how the myths arise out of an…
Descriptors: Cognitive Style, Decoding (Reading), Educational Change, Educational History