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    Using Retrospective Miscue Analysis to Nurture Metacognition in Young Children

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    Author
    Larmon, Angela M.
    Keyword
    Retrospective Miscue Analysis
    Metacognition
    Young Children
    Early Elementary
    Mindfulness
    Metacognitive Awareness
    Date Published
    2016-05-17
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/5023
    Abstract
    This qualitative study explores the effects of introducing Retrospective Miscue Analysis (RMA) into a reading group comprised of elementary students who are struggling readers. It examines how RMA discussions are related to the field of metacognition and metacognitive awareness in students. Metacognition has been found to have significant impact on students’ memory, knowledge of reading and mathematics strategies, and perseverance. Periodical surveys of both the students and their teacher along with audio recordings of RMA discussions within the reading group were used to analyze how RMA discussions would affect the mindfulness and conversational behaviors of the young struggling readers.
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