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Spiral of Decline or “Beacon of Hope:” Stories of School Choice in a Dual Language School
In: Educational and Psychological Studies Faculty Publications (2015)
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Cultural validity of the group reading assessment and diagnostic evaluation level K phonological awareness scale for Indigenous Australians
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ABRACADABRA Aids Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Early Literacy in Australia: Evidence from a Multisite Randomized Controlled Trial
In: Educational and Psychological Studies Faculty Publications (2013)
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Cultural Validity of the Group Reading Assessment and Diagnostic Evaluation Level K Phonological Awareness Scale for Indigenous Australians
In: Educational and Psychological Studies Faculty Publications (2013)
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Using computer-based instruction to improve Indigenous early literacy in Northern Australia: A quasi-experimental study
Abstract: The effectiveness of a web-based reading support tool, ABRACADABRA, to improve the literacy outcomes of Indigenous and non-Indigenous students was evaluated over one semester in several Northern Territory primary schools in 2009. ABRACADABRA is intended as a support for teachers in the early years of schooling, giving them a friendly, game and evidence-based tool to reinforce their literacy instruction. The classroom implementation of ABRACADABRA by briefly trained and intensively supported teachers was evaluated using a quasi-experimental pretest, post-test control group design with 118 children in the intervention and 48 in the control. Children received either a minimum of 20 hours of technology-based intervention or regular classroom teaching. Results revealed both Indigenous and non-Indigenous students who received ABRACADABRA instruction had significantly higher phonological awareness scores than their control group peers. The effect size for this difference was large (eta squared=.14). This finding remained when controlling for student attendance and the quality of general non-technology-based literacy instruction. Limitations of the study and implications for effective practice in remote and regional contexts are discussed.
URL: https://spectrum.library.concordia.ca/36082/1/wolgemuth.pdf
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Using computer-based instruction to improve Indigenous early literacy in Northern Australia: A quasi-experimental study
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Using Computer-Based Instruction to Improve Indigenous Early Literacy in Northern Australia: A Quasi-Experimental Study
In: Educational and Psychological Studies Faculty Publications (2011)
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Attendance, performance and the acquisition of early literacy skills: A comparison of Indigenous and non-Indigenous school children
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The trials and tribulations of conducting early childhood research in remote Australia
Helmer, Janet; Wolgemuth, Jennifer R; Ehrich, John. - : Melbourne, Victoria, Australia : AARE, 2010
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Attendance, Performance and the Acquisition of Early Literacy Skills: A Comparison of Indigenous and Non-Indigenous School Children
In: Educational and Psychological Studies Faculty Publications (2010)
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Attendance, performance and the acquisition of early literacy skills: A comparison of Indigenous and non-Indigenous school children
In: Faculty of Education - Papers (Archive) (2010)
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