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Papers by Marla Mallette
... use the Web in their classrooms, and (2) Findings of scholars who study literacy and technolo... more ... use the Web in their classrooms, and (2) Findings of scholars who study literacy and technology. Teachers will make important connections among theory, research, and practice, and prepare themselves for the challenges that come with learning, teaching, and using new ...
… to support new literacies, Jan 1, 2005
Page 1. INSTRUCTION Diane M. Barone Maria H. Mallette Shelley Hong Xu Page 2. Page 3. TEACHING EA... more Page 1. INSTRUCTION Diane M. Barone Maria H. Mallette Shelley Hong Xu Page 2. Page 3. TEACHING EARLY LITERACY Thls One GJQS-EGC-UNZF Page 4. Page 5. EARLY LITERACY DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT, AND ...
Education Faculty …, Jan 1, 2004
Although the highly popular Accelerated Reader (AR) book reading incentive program claims to moti... more Although the highly popular Accelerated Reader (AR) book reading incentive program claims to motivate children of all reading ability levels, very little independent empirical research has examined this assertion. To help fill this void, we used two related three-factor mixed designs with Method (AR vs. Control), Gender, and either Grade Level(fourth vs. fifth) or Reading Ability (high vs. low) to explore AR's influence on the reading attitudes and self-
Teaching and Teacher …, Jan 1, 2000
The purpose of this study was to explore the meanings preservice teachers constructed about stude... more The purpose of this study was to explore the meanings preservice teachers constructed about students with reading di$culties. Qualitative techniques were employed to develop six case studies to understand better how preservice teachers framed their meanings. Cross-case analysis revealed that each preservice teacher's stance on meaning, while idiosyncratically based on experience, was tied to pedagogy in two distinct ways: (a) most of the participants placed an increasingly important role on the supervising teacher when considering reading di$culties and (b) they situated themselves as a teacher within that context. The "ndings suggest the importance of designing preservice education course work that is inquiry-oriented and o!ers opportunities for students to explore systematically their developing stances and self-constructed meanings about reading.
Action in Teacher …, Jan 1, 2005
Ninety teachers working in award-winning middle schools responded to a survey that explored, quan... more Ninety teachers working in award-winning middle schools responded to a survey that explored, quantitatively and qualitatively, how they (1) defined themselves as teachers of literacy,
Journal of Literacy Research, Jan 1, 2001
Page 1. CRITICAL ISSUES: PREPARATION FOR NEW LITERACY RESEARCHERS IN MULTI-EPISTEMOLOGICAL, MULTI... more Page 1. CRITICAL ISSUES: PREPARATION FOR NEW LITERACY RESEARCHERS IN MULTI-EPISTEMOLOGICAL, MULTI-METHODOLOGICAL TIMES Nell K. Duke MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Maria H. Mallette SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY ...
The Reading …, Jan 1, 2004
The Reading …, Jan 1, 2004
The Anna Plan is a unique delivery model for enhancing schoolwide literacy instruction in the pri... more The Anna Plan is a unique delivery model for enhancing schoolwide literacy instruction in the primary grades. Based on the principles of Reading Recovery and Four Blocks literacy instruction, it provides supplementary reading instruction through the distinctive use of teaching staff. Over six years, it has resulted in sweeping changes in the way literacy instruction occurs as well as noteworthy increases in children's reading abilities. This article gives a brief history of the authors' work within the Anna Plan, explains each of the model's seven tenets, and describes the research base that drives it. The focal point of the article is the detailed description of the organization and components of the five-day framework used to augment classroom reading and writing instruction. Finally, the authors recount how the Anna Plan has been embraced by two elementary schools and offer some conclusions about what contributes to the success of whole-class support models for early literacy.
Journal of Research & …, Jan 1, 1998
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Reading Research and …, Jan 1, 2000
EJ607861 - A Critical Analysis of Two Preservice Teachers.
Literacy Research and …, Jan 1, 2009
EJ830045 - Exploring the Value of a Summer Literacy Program on the Learning of At-Risk Adolescents.
Action in Teacher …, Jan 1, 2005
Ninety teachers working in award-winning middle schools responded to a survey that explored, quan... more Ninety teachers working in award-winning middle schools responded to a survey that explored, quantitatively and qualitatively, how they (1) defined themselves as teachers of literacy,
International Journal of …, Jan 1, 2010
Little is known about reading ability among doctoral students. Thus, we used a multi-stage mixed ... more Little is known about reading ability among doctoral students. Thus, we used a multi-stage mixed analysis to examine 205 doctoral students' levels of reading ability, their perceptions of barriers that prevented them from reading empirical articles, and the relationship between these two sets of constructs. Approximately 10% of doctoral students attained reading ability scores that represented the lower percentiles of a normative sample of undergraduate students. A thematic analysis revealed 8 themes (subsumed by 3 meta-themes: Research Characteristics; Comprehension; Text Characteristics) that represented barriers to reading empirical articles and that predicted both perceived and actual reading ability. Combinations of these themes and meta-themes were related to both perceived reading ability and actual reading ability (reading comprehension, reading vocabulary). The implications of these and other findings are discussed and recommendations are provided for helping doctoral students successfully negotiate the path of emergent scholarship.
... use the Web in their classrooms, and (2) Findings of scholars who study literacy and technolo... more ... use the Web in their classrooms, and (2) Findings of scholars who study literacy and technology. Teachers will make important connections among theory, research, and practice, and prepare themselves for the challenges that come with learning, teaching, and using new ...
… to support new literacies, Jan 1, 2005
Page 1. INSTRUCTION Diane M. Barone Maria H. Mallette Shelley Hong Xu Page 2. Page 3. TEACHING EA... more Page 1. INSTRUCTION Diane M. Barone Maria H. Mallette Shelley Hong Xu Page 2. Page 3. TEACHING EARLY LITERACY Thls One GJQS-EGC-UNZF Page 4. Page 5. EARLY LITERACY DEVELOPMENT, ASSESSMENT, AND ...
Education Faculty …, Jan 1, 2004
Although the highly popular Accelerated Reader (AR) book reading incentive program claims to moti... more Although the highly popular Accelerated Reader (AR) book reading incentive program claims to motivate children of all reading ability levels, very little independent empirical research has examined this assertion. To help fill this void, we used two related three-factor mixed designs with Method (AR vs. Control), Gender, and either Grade Level(fourth vs. fifth) or Reading Ability (high vs. low) to explore AR's influence on the reading attitudes and self-
Teaching and Teacher …, Jan 1, 2000
The purpose of this study was to explore the meanings preservice teachers constructed about stude... more The purpose of this study was to explore the meanings preservice teachers constructed about students with reading di$culties. Qualitative techniques were employed to develop six case studies to understand better how preservice teachers framed their meanings. Cross-case analysis revealed that each preservice teacher's stance on meaning, while idiosyncratically based on experience, was tied to pedagogy in two distinct ways: (a) most of the participants placed an increasingly important role on the supervising teacher when considering reading di$culties and (b) they situated themselves as a teacher within that context. The "ndings suggest the importance of designing preservice education course work that is inquiry-oriented and o!ers opportunities for students to explore systematically their developing stances and self-constructed meanings about reading.
Action in Teacher …, Jan 1, 2005
Ninety teachers working in award-winning middle schools responded to a survey that explored, quan... more Ninety teachers working in award-winning middle schools responded to a survey that explored, quantitatively and qualitatively, how they (1) defined themselves as teachers of literacy,
Journal of Literacy Research, Jan 1, 2001
Page 1. CRITICAL ISSUES: PREPARATION FOR NEW LITERACY RESEARCHERS IN MULTI-EPISTEMOLOGICAL, MULTI... more Page 1. CRITICAL ISSUES: PREPARATION FOR NEW LITERACY RESEARCHERS IN MULTI-EPISTEMOLOGICAL, MULTI-METHODOLOGICAL TIMES Nell K. Duke MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Maria H. Mallette SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY ...
The Reading …, Jan 1, 2004
The Reading …, Jan 1, 2004
The Anna Plan is a unique delivery model for enhancing schoolwide literacy instruction in the pri... more The Anna Plan is a unique delivery model for enhancing schoolwide literacy instruction in the primary grades. Based on the principles of Reading Recovery and Four Blocks literacy instruction, it provides supplementary reading instruction through the distinctive use of teaching staff. Over six years, it has resulted in sweeping changes in the way literacy instruction occurs as well as noteworthy increases in children's reading abilities. This article gives a brief history of the authors' work within the Anna Plan, explains each of the model's seven tenets, and describes the research base that drives it. The focal point of the article is the detailed description of the organization and components of the five-day framework used to augment classroom reading and writing instruction. Finally, the authors recount how the Anna Plan has been embraced by two elementary schools and offer some conclusions about what contributes to the success of whole-class support models for early literacy.
Journal of Research & …, Jan 1, 1998
APA PsycNET Our Apologies! - The following features are not available with your current Browser c... more APA PsycNET Our Apologies! - The following features are not available with your current Browser configuration. - display, print, save, export, and email selected records - get My List count - save record to My List - get references ...
Reading Research and …, Jan 1, 2000
EJ607861 - A Critical Analysis of Two Preservice Teachers.
Literacy Research and …, Jan 1, 2009
EJ830045 - Exploring the Value of a Summer Literacy Program on the Learning of At-Risk Adolescents.
Action in Teacher …, Jan 1, 2005
Ninety teachers working in award-winning middle schools responded to a survey that explored, quan... more Ninety teachers working in award-winning middle schools responded to a survey that explored, quantitatively and qualitatively, how they (1) defined themselves as teachers of literacy,
International Journal of …, Jan 1, 2010
Little is known about reading ability among doctoral students. Thus, we used a multi-stage mixed ... more Little is known about reading ability among doctoral students. Thus, we used a multi-stage mixed analysis to examine 205 doctoral students' levels of reading ability, their perceptions of barriers that prevented them from reading empirical articles, and the relationship between these two sets of constructs. Approximately 10% of doctoral students attained reading ability scores that represented the lower percentiles of a normative sample of undergraduate students. A thematic analysis revealed 8 themes (subsumed by 3 meta-themes: Research Characteristics; Comprehension; Text Characteristics) that represented barriers to reading empirical articles and that predicted both perceived and actual reading ability. Combinations of these themes and meta-themes were related to both perceived reading ability and actual reading ability (reading comprehension, reading vocabulary). The implications of these and other findings are discussed and recommendations are provided for helping doctoral students successfully negotiate the path of emergent scholarship.