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Balanced Literacy In Primary Education, Nanette Marie Prince Jan 1998

Balanced Literacy In Primary Education, Nanette Marie Prince

Theses Digitization Project

No abstract provided.


Handbook For Parents Of First Grade Children Learning To Read And Write, Linda Marie Brown Jan 1998

Handbook For Parents Of First Grade Children Learning To Read And Write, Linda Marie Brown

Theses Digitization Project

No abstract provided.


Literacy Learning Centers In A Second Grade Classroom, Tammy Ann Hermann Jan 1998

Literacy Learning Centers In A Second Grade Classroom, Tammy Ann Hermann

Theses Digitization Project

No abstract provided.


Literacy Through Writing, Glenda Jean Lindberg Jan 1998

Literacy Through Writing, Glenda Jean Lindberg

Theses Digitization Project

No abstract provided.


Literacy: Adopting Motivational Literacy Practices Meant To Last A Lifetime, Diana Kathryn Metz Jan 1998

Literacy: Adopting Motivational Literacy Practices Meant To Last A Lifetime, Diana Kathryn Metz

Theses Digitization Project

No abstract provided.


An Examination Of Spelling Development In One Third Grade Class, Debra Lee Hitter Jan 1998

An Examination Of Spelling Development In One Third Grade Class, Debra Lee Hitter

Theses Digitization Project

Spelling research was conducted on one classroom of third grade students to determine if developmentally appropriate word study activities would help them to improve their spelling skills.


Ivy Leaves, 1997-1998, Ivy Leaves Editorial Staff Jan 1998

Ivy Leaves, 1997-1998, Ivy Leaves Editorial Staff

Ivy Leaves

The 1998 edition of the Anderson College journal of art and literature, Ivy Leaves.

The names of the known editors for this issue of Ivy Leaves were Jennifer Brown, Shane Bruce, Sharon Felder, Kellie Bates, Clay Bolt, Tiffany Clark, Jon Martin, Ben McDonald, Amber Schiltz, Jeremy Shirley, Chase Stone, Susan Wooten, and Wayne Cox. Cover photography by Ben McDonald and design by Clay Bolt and Jeremy Shirley.


Assessing Indicators Of Early Reading Skills, Tammy M. Claypool Jan 1998

Assessing Indicators Of Early Reading Skills, Tammy M. Claypool

Masters Theses

Measures that assess pre-reading skills were examined. The measures included a typical informal kindergarten inventory for Initial Consonant Sound Identification, and Good's (1997) DIBELS measures that include: Letter Naming Fluency, Onset Recognition Fluency, and Phonemic Awareness Fluency. Participants included 50 kindergarten students from three different classrooms from two elementary school buildings in the same school district. Results demonstrated that the four measures were highly correlated with each other, and that the Onset Recognition Fluency measure best predicted the classroom teacher' predictions of at-risk students for reading difficulties. The four measures together were moderately to highly predictive of the teachers' ratings …


Discursive Departures: A Reading Paradigm Affiliated With Feminist, Lesbian, Aesthetic And Queer Practices (With Reference To Woolf, Stein And H.D.) (Virginia Woolf, Gertrude Stein, Hilda Doolittle), Tamara Ann Ramsay Jan 1998

Discursive Departures: A Reading Paradigm Affiliated With Feminist, Lesbian, Aesthetic And Queer Practices (With Reference To Woolf, Stein And H.D.) (Virginia Woolf, Gertrude Stein, Hilda Doolittle), Tamara Ann Ramsay

Theses and Dissertations (Comprehensive)

In her conclusion to Bodies That Matter Judith Butler posits that “if the power of discourse to produce that which it names is linked with the question of performativity, then the performative is one domain in which power acts as discourse" (225). In this thesis I will adopt theories of the performative, as a metadiscursive mode of analysis, to allow me to articulate some of the ways in which reading is regulated by formations of discourse and power. I will argue that if reading is considered as a performative process then different paradigms of reading will name, and consequently produce, …