The development of lower order critical reading strategies in third cycle students at a public school.

dc.contributor.advisorBaracaldo Guzmán, Deisy
dc.contributor.authorLópez Sánchez, Ferney Antonio
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dc.date.created2015-11-06
dc.description.abstractEste estudio ha contribuido al desarrollo de estrategias de orden inferior críticos de lectura basados ​​en la floración taxonomía de los estudiantes de tercer ciclo en una escuela pública. El desarrollo de estrategias de lectura se inició con la idea de mejorar los estudiantes la comprensión de lectura en Inglés como lengua extranjera (EFL) porque los alumnos mostraron comprensión de la lectura bajo un diagnóstico de una prueba de entrada para evaluar a los estudiantes la comprensión y los bajos niveles de lectura en la prueba del ICFES Saber-Pro de 2003 a 2010. La relevancia de este estudio se estableció en el diseño e implementación de seis guías de lectura que se desarrollaron los dominios de orden inferior tales como recordar, entender y aplicar necesario mejorar los estudiantes "la comprensión de lectura". El impacto de este estudio se concentró en cómo desarrollar Bloom taxonomía para las habilidades de orden inferior en un contexto específico en Bogotá. En este estudio se trabajó con la investigación cualitativa, investigación-acción Taggart (1988) (observación, planificación, acción, reflexión, planificación) y los métodos empíricos tales como la prueba de acceso para el diagnóstico de los estudiantes "habilidad en la lectura, y los métodos teóricos de la literatura revisión". Este estudio se centró en noveno grado con una población de 40 estudiantes en que se tomó el 25% de la muestra para el análisis de datos. Estudiantes artefactos "fueron la principal prueba, una encuesta semiestructurada y notas de campo se tomaron al azar para el análisis". Fue diseñado, implementado y evaluado seis guías de lectura para iniciar un proceso de orden inferior lectura crítica. Los resultados sobre los artefactos de los estudiantes "mostraron que el 92% de los estudiantes logra el dominio Recordar, el 86% de los estudiantes tiene el dominio de la comprensión, y el 93% de los alumnos logra el dominio de aplicación de estrategias de lectura crítica de orden inferior". Un estudio adicional se puede desarrollar en las habilidades de orden superior, tales como el análisis, la evaluación y la creación.spa
dc.description.abstractThis study contributed to the development of lower order critical reading strategies based on Bloom‟s taxonomy in third cycle students at a public school. The development of reading strategies started with the idea of improving students reading comprehension in English as a foreign language (EFL) because pupils showed low reading comprehension diagnosed with an entry test to evaluate students comprehension and low reading levels in the ICFES test Saber-Pro from 2003 to 2010.The relevance of this study was set on the design and implementation of six reading guides that developed lower order domains such as remembering, understanding and applying necessary to improve students‟ reading comprehension. The impact of this study was concentrated on how to develop Bloom‟s taxonomy for lower order skills in a specific context in Bogotá. This study worked with qualitative research, action research by Kemmis and McTaggart (1988) (observation, planning, action, reflection, planning) and empirical methods such as the entry test to diagnose the students‟ ability on reading, and theoretical methods for the literature review. This study focused on ninth graders with a population of 40 students where the 25% of the sample was taken for data analysis. Students‟ artifacts were the main evidence, a semi-structured survey and fieldnotes were taken at random for analysis. It was designed, implemented, and evaluated six reading guides to start a process of lower order critical reading. Results on students‟ artifacts showed that 92% of the students achieved the Remembering domain, 86% of students got the understanding domain, and 93 % of pupils achieved the Applying domain for lower order critical reading strategies. A further study can be developed on higher order skills such as analyzing, evaluating and creating.Eng
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dc.subjectEstrategias de lecturaspa
dc.subjectEducaciónspa
dc.subject.lembTESIS - FACULTAD CIENCIAS DE LA EDUCACIÓNspa
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dc.subject.proposalTaxonomía revisada de Bloom y dominios de orden inferiorspa
dc.subject.proposalComprensión y aplicación.spa
dc.subject.subjectenglishCritical Eeadingeng
dc.subject.subjectenglishBloom‟s revised taxonomy and domains for lower ordereng
dc.subject.subjectenglishUnderstanding and applyingeng
dc.titleThe development of lower order critical reading strategies in third cycle students at a public school.spa
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