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A Longitudinal Study of Students’ Basic Skills
Barbara Perushek, Ph.D. Cloquet Senior High School , ext. 3102 Daniel Naslund , ext. 4102 William Fleischman, Ph.D. University of Minnesota, Duluth
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--Developed a collaborative research partnership with University of
--Instituted as part of Communication Department Goals --Developed a collaborative research partnership with University of Minnesota Duluth Professor William Fleischman --Received a grant from UMD’s Center for Community and Regional Research Project Background
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--Provide a measure of student progress over academic years
--Measure students’ knowledge of standard formal English --Provide a measure of student progress over academic years --Provide a tool to assess curricula and teaching strategies Project Goals
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--100-question test (adapted from English Simplified, l999), designed
--Pre and Post Tests given each September and May --100-question test (adapted from English Simplified, l999), designed to measure basic skills including --grammar --punctuation --mechanics --spelling --usage --Computer-based analysis system provides for “feedback sheets” for each teacher/each class Methodology
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--Identify specific strengths/weaknesses in individual
--Measure students’ progress over academic years Identify specific strengths/weaknesses in individual student performance --Assessments used to evaluate the effectiveness of department curricula and teaching strategies Implications
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