Effects of Text Construction and Instructional Procedures for Teaching Word Meanings on Comprehension and Recall.
Effects of Text Construction and Instructional Procedures for Teaching Word Meanings on Comprehension and Recall.
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文本构建和词义教学程序对理解和回忆的影响。
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10.2307/747525
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1982
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E. Kameenui
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E. Kameenui
TWO SEPARATE EXPERIMENTS involving elementary students addressed the following comprehension issues: (1) whether substituting difficult words for easy words in a text make that text more difficult to comprehend, (2) whether learning the meanings of the difficult words facilitates text comprehension, (3) whether embedding redundant information specific to difficult vocabulary words significantly contributes to text comprehension, and (4) whether a passage integration vocabulary training strategy is more effective than a vocabulary training strategy that does not include passage integration. Measures included multiple-choice tests and retell scores. In both experiments, it was found that substituting easy vocabulary words for difficult vocabulary words in a contrived passage made the text significantly easier to comprehend, and that redundant information in a text significantly contributed to successful text comprehension except for the retell scores in the first experiment. Instruction on difficult vocabulary facilitated comprehension in both experiments. Differences between instructional procedures were significant for the multiple-choice test scores in Experiment 1 and for the retell scores in Experiment 2. Children receiving passage integration training scored higher than those who did not receive integration training.