Volume 21, Issue 4, November 2017, Pages 547–573
Santa Cabrera1, Olga Lidia Lejet2, and Luisa Noa3
1 Universidad Domínico Americana, Santo Domingo, D.N., Dominican Republic
2 Universidad Domínico Americana, Santo Domingo, D.N., Dominican Republic
3 Universidad Domínico Americana, Santo Domingo, D.N., Dominican Republic
Original language: English
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Increasing third graders motivation in reading competence in Alicia Guerra public School through the application of several traditional strategies, used from different perspectives and the implementation of different strategies to improve reading skills is the purpose of this project. In the 21st century, the involvement of technology in the education system is an essential part of students’ academic development. Technology plays an important role in students’ daily life nowadays, however its usage in education have created a great impact in students learning, and a profound hit point in reading, because this is one of the first skill that everybody need to manage; before getting emerged in the technology´s world. The rapid spread of electronic communications has the capacity to affect the quality and efficiency of basic education throughout the world in dramatic ways – both positively and negatively. The ease with which teachers and students can gather information over the Internet on virtually any topic has the potential to transform instructional content and pedagogical practice. Moreover, courses developed by the best teachers in one country can be made available to students across many countries. The first phase of this project consists in apply a survey to the teachers of the school that are in charge of the third graders and those who involve the reading into their routines and main content. Secondly, the implementation of the strategies will be initiated, starting from simple things to the complex, some of them related to technological resources.
Author Keywords: Motivation, Students, Reading Competence, Alicia Guerra Public School.
Santa Cabrera1, Olga Lidia Lejet2, and Luisa Noa3
1 Universidad Domínico Americana, Santo Domingo, D.N., Dominican Republic
2 Universidad Domínico Americana, Santo Domingo, D.N., Dominican Republic
3 Universidad Domínico Americana, Santo Domingo, D.N., Dominican Republic
Original language: English
Copyright © 2017 ISSR Journals. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Abstract
Increasing third graders motivation in reading competence in Alicia Guerra public School through the application of several traditional strategies, used from different perspectives and the implementation of different strategies to improve reading skills is the purpose of this project. In the 21st century, the involvement of technology in the education system is an essential part of students’ academic development. Technology plays an important role in students’ daily life nowadays, however its usage in education have created a great impact in students learning, and a profound hit point in reading, because this is one of the first skill that everybody need to manage; before getting emerged in the technology´s world. The rapid spread of electronic communications has the capacity to affect the quality and efficiency of basic education throughout the world in dramatic ways – both positively and negatively. The ease with which teachers and students can gather information over the Internet on virtually any topic has the potential to transform instructional content and pedagogical practice. Moreover, courses developed by the best teachers in one country can be made available to students across many countries. The first phase of this project consists in apply a survey to the teachers of the school that are in charge of the third graders and those who involve the reading into their routines and main content. Secondly, the implementation of the strategies will be initiated, starting from simple things to the complex, some of them related to technological resources.
Author Keywords: Motivation, Students, Reading Competence, Alicia Guerra Public School.
How to Cite this Article
Santa Cabrera, Olga Lidia Lejet, and Luisa Noa, “Increasing Motivation in Students Reading Competence in Alicia Guerra Public School (3rd Grade),” International Journal of Innovation and Applied Studies, vol. 21, no. 4, pp. 547–573, November 2017.
