DOI: 10.18130/v30c50
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A mixed methods study on the intersection of contextual variables with teacher fidelity to the Scott Foresman Reading Program : influences on first grade reading achievement

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“…Similarly, Benner, Nelson, Stage, and Ralston (2011) reported that fidelity of implementation of the Corrective Reading Decoding® program accounted for 22% of the variance in basic reading gains and 18% of the variance for reading comprehension gains. Studies have also shown that teachers' beliefs about their students, their own expertise, autonomy, and time can result in varying degrees of fidelity (Anzo et al, 2011;Lawrence, 2010), which leads to the need to examine teacherlevel variables surrounding fidelity.…”
Section: Definition and Importance Of Fidelity Of Implementationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, Benner, Nelson, Stage, and Ralston (2011) reported that fidelity of implementation of the Corrective Reading Decoding® program accounted for 22% of the variance in basic reading gains and 18% of the variance for reading comprehension gains. Studies have also shown that teachers' beliefs about their students, their own expertise, autonomy, and time can result in varying degrees of fidelity (Anzo et al, 2011;Lawrence, 2010), which leads to the need to examine teacherlevel variables surrounding fidelity.…”
Section: Definition and Importance Of Fidelity Of Implementationmentioning
confidence: 99%