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The Effects Of Two Counseling Models, Values Clarification, And Cognitive Behavior Modification On Reading Improvement And Self Concept, Linda Gillispie Jan 1983

The Effects Of Two Counseling Models, Values Clarification, And Cognitive Behavior Modification On Reading Improvement And Self Concept, Linda Gillispie

University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations

The purpose of this study was to determine the effectiveness of two counseling models, values clarification and cognitive behavior modification on the improvement of reading skills and the enhancement of self-concept . The subjects were 137 tenth grade students at a central California high school. Two experimental groups and one control group with approximately 25 students each were pre- and posttested with a Nelson Reading Test, Form A and B, and a semantic differential. One experimental group received values clarification training, the other cognitive behavior modification training. The study was replicated once for validity. It was hypothesized that both experimental …


A Descriptive Study Of The Development And Evaluation Of A Program Teaching Reading Through Content Subjects At Lodi High School, Lois Owen Jan 1971

A Descriptive Study Of The Development And Evaluation Of A Program Teaching Reading Through Content Subjects At Lodi High School, Lois Owen

University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations

It was the purpose of this study to develop and examine a pilot program relating reading instruction specifically to course content and to collect data for seeking answers to the following questions:

  1. Can the general reading ability of disabled readers who are considered slow learners be significantly improved by a program emphasizing the development of reading skills in relation to content in two required courses in the ninth grade?
  2. What areas of general reading ability, if any, can be improved by such a program?
  3. Can specific reading skills be improved by such a program?
  4. Which students, if any, benefit more …