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Spelling recovery / Jan Roberts.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Melbourne, Victoria [Australia] : Australian Council for Educational Research, ©2001.Description: 1 online resource (x, 61 pages) : illustrationsContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 0585496072
  • 9780585496078
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Print version:: Spelling recovery.DDC classification:
  • 421.52 22
LOC classification:
  • LB1574 .R62 2001eb
Online resources:
Contents:
1. Errors, causes and action to take -- 2. Additional factors to consider -- 3. Questions asked about students with severe learning difficulties -- 4. Two case studies -- Endnotes -- Appendix 1. Spelling error analysis record -- Appendix 2. The CHIMP strategy -- Appendix 3. Strategy to write an unknown word -- Appendix 4. 135 most used words -- Appendix 5. 400 most frequently used words -- Appendix 6. Different ways to spell a sound -- Appendix 7. Demon words -- Appendix 8. Spelling rules and ways to remember -- Annotated bibliography.
Abstract: In every classroom there are students with different spelling abilities. As an educator, you need to be aware of the causes of spelling problems, and what appropriate action can be taken to help these students. Janet Roberts has drawn from her depth of knowledge and understanding of the current learning theories, specifically the development of spelling, to produce this invaluable teacher resource which redresses the problem of inaccurate spelling by students, empowering them to become competent spellers. Guidelines have been provided for teachers, enabling them to analyse errors in spelling and counter them with specific and direct teaching methods. It is not only important to identify the skill level of an individual but also to find the best method for the student to process information and retain it in long-term memory. Spelling Recovery can be used in two ways: (1) To take specific action after having identified an occasional error made by a particular student, or a common error made by several students in a class; (2) To prioritise learning outcomes and to select appropriate actions helping students with pronounced, multiple spelling problems, once an analysis of their spelling has been made. Recommendations for follow-up and program planning are provided, as are photocopy master sheets for error-analysis and analysis-to-action forms.
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1. Errors, causes and action to take -- 2. Additional factors to consider -- 3. Questions asked about students with severe learning difficulties -- 4. Two case studies -- Endnotes -- Appendix 1. Spelling error analysis record -- Appendix 2. The CHIMP strategy -- Appendix 3. Strategy to write an unknown word -- Appendix 4. 135 most used words -- Appendix 5. 400 most frequently used words -- Appendix 6. Different ways to spell a sound -- Appendix 7. Demon words -- Appendix 8. Spelling rules and ways to remember -- Annotated bibliography.

In every classroom there are students with different spelling abilities. As an educator, you need to be aware of the causes of spelling problems, and what appropriate action can be taken to help these students. Janet Roberts has drawn from her depth of knowledge and understanding of the current learning theories, specifically the development of spelling, to produce this invaluable teacher resource which redresses the problem of inaccurate spelling by students, empowering them to become competent spellers. Guidelines have been provided for teachers, enabling them to analyse errors in spelling and counter them with specific and direct teaching methods. It is not only important to identify the skill level of an individual but also to find the best method for the student to process information and retain it in long-term memory. Spelling Recovery can be used in two ways: (1) To take specific action after having identified an occasional error made by a particular student, or a common error made by several students in a class; (2) To prioritise learning outcomes and to select appropriate actions helping students with pronounced, multiple spelling problems, once an analysis of their spelling has been made. Recommendations for follow-up and program planning are provided, as are photocopy master sheets for error-analysis and analysis-to-action forms.

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