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Mike Goodreau University of Rhode Island EDC448

`. Teaching Reading to Spanish Language Learners. Mike Goodreau University of Rhode Island EDC448. Mike Goodreau University of Rhode Island EDC 448. Mike Goodreau University of Rhode Island EDC 448 April 28, 2011. OBECTIVES OF THE CLASS. Understanding grammatical structures

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Mike Goodreau University of Rhode Island EDC448

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  1. ` Teaching Reading to Spanish Language Learners Mike Goodreau University of Rhode Island EDC448 Mike Goodreau University of Rhode Island EDC 448 Mike Goodreau University of Rhode Island EDC 448 April 28, 2011

  2. OBECTIVES OF THE CLASS Understanding grammatical structures • that differ from English • that encode complex form-meaning relationships • that have little perceptual saliency

  3. Using Reading to Teach Reading • Part I of the class • Non- finite verbs • Ser, estar, haber • Por/para saber/conocer • Part II • Sentence structure

  4. Research Results • The main objective is to get students reading an entire text in Spanish rather than just paragraphs or short stories. • Research shows that reading one complete story gives students continuity and facilitates comprehension.

  5. “La casa en Mango Street” • By using the text, students see the grammar in actual usage • The language is easy for teenagers to read • The story appeals to teens

  6. Results • Researchers found that this approach invites students to apply their knowledge of grammar. • Once the novel is completed, students can read short stories and grasp the grammar points addressed

  7. Porand para– the lecture • Examine the use of prepositions in the novel • Demonstrate the difference using examples • Graphic organizers

  8. Discussion sessions • Apply knowledge of the grammar • Fix grammar mistakes • Form – focused instruction – TA leads the discussion session

  9. In class discussions • Discussions are designed to target the grammar points being addressed each week.

  10. Sources • Title: A Novel Format for Teaching Spanish Grammar: Lessons from the Lecture Hall. • http://ehis.ebscohost.com/eds/detail?sid=fe7ce179-351e-44df-8eb9-cbfd7ab4d663%40sessionmgr11&vid=1&hid=3&bdata=JnNpdGU9ZWRzLWxpdmU%3d#db=ehh&AN=34738618

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