[NIFL-FOBASICS:694] Re: Research on Individualized Group Instruction

From: Alice Champagne (achampagne@stcharles.k12.la.us)
Date: Wed Mar 26 2003 - 10:17:31 EST


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Yes, I'd like to share my experiences w/this method. You may contact me via this
email address-   achampagne@stcharles.k12.la.us

Alice Champagne

"Christine A. Bradley-Rodriguez" wrote:

> As part of our work for the National Center for the Study of Adult Learning
> and Literacy, Rutgers University is a partner in the National Labsite for
> Adult Learning and Literacy.  Some of our past and current research work
> indicates that individualized group instruction is the predominate form of
> instruction in ABE classes.  For this reason, we want to find out as much
> about individualized group instruction as we can.  Specifically, we want to
> understand how individualized group instruction developed in adult literacy
> and what the experience of literacy professionals' has been with it. We are
> defining individualized group instruction as follows:
>
> Individualized Instruction is conducted in ABE or GED classes where students
> who are supported by teachers meet regularly to work independently on
> assignments. The process typically begins with tested diagnosis designed to
> determine skill level in reading, writing and math. With the help of
> teachers, learners progress through skill levels as defined and measured by
> the increasing difficulty of the materials.
>
> If you were a policy maker, program administrator or teacher at the time
> when individualized group instruction was adopted as an instructional
> system, or if you have had substantial experience with individualized group
> instruction, would you share your experience with us during a phone
> conversation that will last no longer than 1/2 hour?  If the answer is yes,
> please reply to this message or email Christine Bradley-Rodriguez at
> bradleyc@eden.rutgers.edu and we will contact you.
>
> Many thanks,
>
> Christine A. Bradley-Rodriguez
>
> Research Assistant, NCSALL-RU
>
> Web site: http://ncsall-ru.gse.rutgers.edu/



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