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100	1		_aAwad, Reine Ibrahim _gMaster
245	1	4	_aThe effect of parental involvement on the reading achievement of a selected group of grade two students
260			_aBeirut _bAmerican University of Beirut - Faculty of Arts and Sciences - Department of Education _c2006
300			_a66 pages
500			_aالنوع : Mémoire
520	3		_aAccording to emergent literacy theorists, children become proficient readers thr ough a series of experiences that encourage active engagement with meaningful fo rms of reading, writing, and spoken language and through supportive learning env ironments, risk taking, and experimentation with print (Britto & Brooks-Gunn, 20 01). This study examines the connection between parental involvement and reading achievement. Specifically, this study addresses the question of whether parenta l involvement improves the reading achievement and the reading comprehension ski lls of children in grade two. The participants are 50 middle class second grader s from Saint Mary's Orthodox College. An appropriate survey adopted from Geyer and Feng (1993) was administered to collect data about parental involvement. Rea ding achievement and skills were assessed through the Informal Reading Thinking Inventory (IRTI). Descriptive statistics (means and standard deviations), and Pe arson Product moment correlation coefficients were computed to examine the relat ionships between parental involvement, reading achievement, and reading comprehe nsion skills. In addition, a regression analysis was conducted to determine the role of parental involvement in reading achievement and comprehension skills. Re sults indicated that there is no statistically significant relationship at p<0.0 5 alpha level between parental involvement and children's out of context decodin g skills in grade 2. Second, there is no statistically significant relationship at p<0.05 alpha level between parental involvement and children's in context dec oding skills in grade 2. Third, there is no statistically significant relationsh ip at p<0.05 alpha level between parental involvement and children's reading rat e in grade 2. Forth, there is no statistically significant relationship at p<0.0 5 alpha level between parental involvement and the reconstructive comprehension level of children in grade 2. Fifth, there is no statistically significant relationship at p<0.05 alpha level between parental involvement and the constructive comprehension level of childre n in grade 2. Sixth, there is no role of parental involvement in reading comprehension as meas ured by reconstructive and constructive reading comprehension. As for research q uestion number 7 that addresses the frequency of parental ...
650		4	_aCycle primaire L’enseignement de la Langue Anglaise
650		4	_aElementary Education English Language Education
650		4	_aEtablissement scolaire et parents
650		4	_aL’accomplissement des étudiants
650		4	_aSchool and Parents
650		4	_aStudents achievement
650		4	_aالمدرسة والأهل
650		4	_aالمرحلة الابتدائية تعليم اللغة الانكليزية
650		4	_aتحصيل الطلبة
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