ADORE – Teaching Struggling Adolescent Readers in European Countries. Key Elements of Good Practice

Par : Christine Garbe, Karl Holle, Swantje Weinhold

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  • Nombre de pages283
  • ISBN978-3-631-59044-7
  • EAN9783631590447
  • Date de parution01/10/2010
  • ÉditeurPeter Lang

Résumé

At the end of compulsory schooling, a quarter of European adolescents do not meet the minimal standards in reading literacy required for life-long learning and a satisfactory private and professional life (cf. the PISA-surveys). Funded by the European Commission (2006-2009), the ADORE Project "Teaching Struggling Adolescent Readers – A Comparative Study of Good Practice in European Countries" involved researchers and practitioners from the following 11 European countries : Austria, Belgium, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Norway, Poland, Romania, Switzerland.
During a 2-year-investigation period, transnational teams observed extraordinary examples of classroom instruction in all respective countries and identified key elements of good practice concerning reading instruction on different levels : classroom practice, schools, communities and national educational systems. The ADORE-book intends to be a guide for decision-makers and practitioners who want to improve the reading instruction for struggling adolescent readers.
At the end of compulsory schooling, a quarter of European adolescents do not meet the minimal standards in reading literacy required for life-long learning and a satisfactory private and professional life (cf. the PISA-surveys). Funded by the European Commission (2006-2009), the ADORE Project "Teaching Struggling Adolescent Readers – A Comparative Study of Good Practice in European Countries" involved researchers and practitioners from the following 11 European countries : Austria, Belgium, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Norway, Poland, Romania, Switzerland.
During a 2-year-investigation period, transnational teams observed extraordinary examples of classroom instruction in all respective countries and identified key elements of good practice concerning reading instruction on different levels : classroom practice, schools, communities and national educational systems. The ADORE-book intends to be a guide for decision-makers and practitioners who want to improve the reading instruction for struggling adolescent readers.