Assessing the reading skill increase in children with learning disability through scanning and skimming focused approach

Firas Ahmad Al Taqatqa
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The objective of this study is to explore the reading skill development of students with learning difficulties after they were taught in the same conventional way as regular students. Specifically, the study will look at how well the sample of the study (n=24) read after receiving this instruction. For this analysis, a technique known as descriptive quantitative research was used. The authors evaluated the learners' levels of competence both before and after students got the treatment to determine how much progress they had made as a result of the intervention. The results of the study showed that students had various degrees of reading ability before they were taught using the methodology that was put to the test. On the other hand, the vast majority of students are proficient to the point where they are delighted with their results on the post-test. Keywords: Reading Skill, Learning Disability, Scanning. Skimming
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通过扫描和略读法评估学习障碍儿童阅读技能的提高
本研究的目的是探讨学习困难学生在接受与普通学生相同的传统教学后的阅读技能发展。具体而言,该研究将考察研究样本(n=24)在收到该指令后的阅读情况。在这项分析中,使用了一种称为描述性定量研究的技术。作者在学生接受治疗前后评估了学习者的能力水平,以确定他们在干预后取得了多大进步。研究结果表明,在使用测试方法进行教学之前,学生具有不同程度的阅读能力。另一方面,绝大多数学生都很熟练,他们对自己在后测试中的成绩感到高兴。关键词:阅读技能,学习障碍,扫描。略读
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