Effects Of Distributed And Massed Practices Of Vocabulary Aspects Embedded In A Response Card Activity On Acquisition, Generalization, And Maintenance Of Vocabulary Knowledge

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Main Author: Itoi, Madoka
Language:English
Published: The Ohio State University / OhioLINK 2008
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spelling ndltd-OhioLink-oai-etd.ohiolink.edu-osu12185945052021-08-03T05:54:20Z Effects Of Distributed And Massed Practices Of Vocabulary Aspects Embedded In A Response Card Activity On Acquisition, Generalization, And Maintenance Of Vocabulary Knowledge Itoi, Madoka Education Educational Evaluation Educational Psychology vocabulary instruction middle-school students disabilities Extensive vocabulary knowledge is critical to a student’s academic and social performance in school. However, vocabulary is a complex skill that overlaps with many different skills and can be conceptualized with different dimensions. While there is a pressing need to provide effective and efficient vocabulary instruction at all levels, the perceived complexity of vocabulary creates confusion about how to operationalize vocabulary knowledge, how to consistently and systematically measure vocabulary improvements, and how to teach different dimensions of vocabulary. Available research suggests that students should (a) be actively engaged in instruction and (b) be allowed repeated practice opportunities. The current study examined the comparative effects of massed practice (MP) and distributed practice (DP) of aspects of vocabulary (i.e., spelling, writing definitions, identifying parts of speech, identifying synonyms, sentence writing) embedded in a response card activity on the vocabulary and spelling acquisition, maintenance, and generalization of five seventh grade students with and without disabilities enrolled in an inclusive language art classroom. The results were mixed, so definitive trends could not be determined. Despite the study’s limitations, there were several implications for future research and suggestions for classroom practice identified. 2008-09-11 English text The Ohio State University / OhioLINK http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1218594505 http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1218594505 unrestricted This thesis or dissertation is protected by copyright: all rights reserved. It may not be copied or redistributed beyond the terms of applicable copyright laws.
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topic Education
Educational Evaluation
Educational Psychology
vocabulary instruction
middle-school students
disabilities
spellingShingle Education
Educational Evaluation
Educational Psychology
vocabulary instruction
middle-school students
disabilities
Itoi, Madoka
Effects Of Distributed And Massed Practices Of Vocabulary Aspects Embedded In A Response Card Activity On Acquisition, Generalization, And Maintenance Of Vocabulary Knowledge
author Itoi, Madoka
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title Effects Of Distributed And Massed Practices Of Vocabulary Aspects Embedded In A Response Card Activity On Acquisition, Generalization, And Maintenance Of Vocabulary Knowledge
title_short Effects Of Distributed And Massed Practices Of Vocabulary Aspects Embedded In A Response Card Activity On Acquisition, Generalization, And Maintenance Of Vocabulary Knowledge
title_full Effects Of Distributed And Massed Practices Of Vocabulary Aspects Embedded In A Response Card Activity On Acquisition, Generalization, And Maintenance Of Vocabulary Knowledge
title_fullStr Effects Of Distributed And Massed Practices Of Vocabulary Aspects Embedded In A Response Card Activity On Acquisition, Generalization, And Maintenance Of Vocabulary Knowledge
title_full_unstemmed Effects Of Distributed And Massed Practices Of Vocabulary Aspects Embedded In A Response Card Activity On Acquisition, Generalization, And Maintenance Of Vocabulary Knowledge
title_sort effects of distributed and massed practices of vocabulary aspects embedded in a response card activity on acquisition, generalization, and maintenance of vocabulary knowledge
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publishDate 2008
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