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AUGMENTING THE READING CURRICULUM: ALTERNATIVE VIDEO TECHNOLOGY STRATEGIES

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Hewgley G. D.
Teaching English with Technology
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2015
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vol. 15
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issue 4
44-51
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Students often struggle throughout the reading process and are not aware of how they are reading. While reading instruction dialogue has been around for many years, it has mostly focused on traditional face-to-face methods of modeling and feedback. Technology can play a role in reading instruction by offering teachers and students the option of using video to help motivate students to read, to showcase student readings, as well as to show students what they are doing as they read. This study will present and review strategies using readingcasts, dramatic read-alongs, digital booktalks, recorded video of students reading for feedback, and video feedforwarding.
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