Engaged and disengaged Year 5 readers in low SES Australian schools: Differences in personal cognitions, perceived classroom and family reading practices
Author(s)
Ng, Chi-Hung
Bartlett, Brendan
Wyatt-Smith, Claire
Wyvill, Janet
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2012
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This paper reported the finding of an interview study involving 45 Year 5 students from schools situated in low SES suburbs in Queensland, Australia. Two groups of readers were included: Engaged and disengaged readers. The interview findings showed important differences between these two groups of readers and warned us the danger of taking disadvantaged students as a generic group.This paper reported the finding of an interview study involving 45 Year 5 students from schools situated in low SES suburbs in Queensland, Australia. Two groups of readers were included: Engaged and disengaged readers. The interview findings showed important differences between these two groups of readers and warned us the danger of taking disadvantaged students as a generic group.
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Conference Title
Canada International Conference on Education. CICE-2012 Proceedings
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Learning Sciences
English and Literacy Curriculum and Pedagogy (excl. LOTE, ESL and TESOL)