The Read-Recite-Review Study Strategy: Effective And Portable

Henry L. Roediger III believes that “testing as part of an educational routine provides an important tool not just to measure learning, but to promote it” (Roediger pg. 1). If we stop forcing students to shove information down

This student’s preferred learning strategy compared to the learning strategy provided by V.A.R.K. is almost identical. The learning strategies that have been used throughout her education have always netted good results, which is evident by her grades. In the past other students have commented about her learning style and the amount of time spent on note taking, outlines, and writing out note cards, but she has perfected this process for her learning style.

Having no background on what the article “The Six Hour D… and How to Avoid It” by Professor Dewey is about leaves your mind guessing until you get around to reading it. This article is about study habits amongst college students. It discusses how many students claim to have spent a substantial amount of time studying but still receive a low grade; such as a D or F. Hence, “the six hour D” title. Professor Dewey shows ways in which students fall into “the six hour D” category and gives tips on how it can be easily avoided.

The data from the pre-test can be used to adjust what the teacher covers during the activity, such as a student understanding the difference of the adjustment knobs and instead needing a deeper understanding of how each knob affects the image of the specimen. This could also be seen in an improvement from the pre-test to the post-test, such as a student meeting the objective successfully after instruction. Both assessments could also be used to gauge how well the students understood the information the activity presented and help the teacher adjust further learning and lessons afterwards, by including more instruction on how the microscope functions during a practical application test, such as an experiment using a

It was found that the more a student attempted a quiz, that higher the student’s grade on the quiz became. There are several reasons that take credit for this. The first reason is that taking a quiz for the first time gives a student a better idea of the material that the quiz covers, so if a student attempts the quiz again he/she will be more prepared. The second reason is

Howard explains the event in which a new test has been given out to students. The

The intervention used first was the Peer-Mediated instruction with repeated reading (PRR). During this phase, the students were seated across from each other. The students were then given a copy of the passage, one in which to read, and the other in which to mark the time and note any errors observed, along with a stopwatch. Both students began reading from the selected text for the pair for a duration of twenty minutes at the beginning of the class. Next, the “paired reading” time consisted of each student taking turns reading using only a whisper. To ensure the fidelity of the intervention, measures were taken to ensure that one student didn’t have to be the first reader every time. During the read aloud, the student who wasn’t reading would follow protocol and read the following sentence “Stop. That word is _______. What word? Yes, ________. Please read that sentence again.” After the paired reading time, the reader would then be asked to read

Methods of teaching: There’s a real difference in our educational system compared to when i was last in school, two decades ago. One of the changes that have been accomplished in today’s society is to memorizing instead of using technology or using multiple choice. We are more likely hands on then doing things like the 21 century. Now we have been using save word document and many other things within using technology. We have choices to

This helped students who narrowly failed the exam moved on to 4th grade with their class and prevented them from being held back. This also freed up time teachers spent remediating students who were retained due to not passing the exam.

The more time spent on something the better you are. This is the strategy that is being employed in the education system to improve test scores. The latest education reform aimed at closing the gap of test performance has been extended learning time. This reform limits students’ time outside of the classroom and maintains a focus on test preparation. This approach has not been proven to be 100% effective. 42 studies showed no positive impact from year-round school. Every student learns differently, thus the approach should be different for every student.

These test results will influence a lesson plan by giving the teacher proper knowledge they need when planning a lesson in order

Neely, L., Rispoli, M., Camargo, S., Davis, H., & Boles, M. (2013). The effect of instructional

The read/write learner is advised to: develop lists, make outlines, obtain study guides, take notes, and write words to the notes several times. It is also recommended to read notes silently, rewrite and paraphrase ideas into other words. Converting graphs, charts, and diagrams into worded statements help the student with a strong read/write preference to understand the meanings contained in the visual material. Meaning is found in words; therefore the student with a read/write learning preference should search for words that describe the meaning of a concept by breaking the concept into textual points. (Fleming, n.d.).

Considering that this research included the use of observation, I learned that I should not rush. For example, while reading a report, I skimmed it and did not understand what the author was trying to convey. Therefore, I took my time re-reading the report and understood the author’s point more. In addition, I also learned that I remembered specific detail if the detail sounded odd. For example, when I interviewed Ocean Ramsey, I thought her name was unique. Thus, I was able to remember certain details she gave me. Taking my time and remembering things by using odd words, I am able to be a sufficient

approach or the other two approaches, in terms of its effect on reading comprehension. The three