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1 C enter for the A dvancement of T eaching ‘T o A dvance the A rt and S cience of T eaching’ cat@xula.edu ● http://cat.xula.eduhttp://cat.xula.edu U NDERSTANDING S TUDENTS ' A VERSION TO T EXTBOOK R EADING ( AND USING THAT UNDERSTANDING TO TURN AVERSION TO PRACTICE ) T IERA S. C OSTON, J.D., P H.D., CAT J ASON T ODD, P H.D., E NGLISH

2 C enter for the A dvancement of T eaching ‘T o A dvance the A rt and S cience of T eaching’ cat@xula.edu ● http://cat.xula.eduhttp://cat.xula.edu The Reality of Reading National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE). (2008). Promoting engagement for all students: The imperative to look within, 2008 Results. Bloomington, IN, University of Indiana. http://nsse.iub.edu/NSSE_2008_Results/docs/withhold/NSSE2008_Results_revised_11-14-2008.pdf. http://nsse.iub.edu/NSSE_2008_Results/docs/withhold/NSSE2008_Results_revised_11-14-2008.pdf Hobson, E.H. (2004). Getting students to read: Fourteen tips: IDEA Paper #40. The IDEA Center, Kansas State University. http://ideaedu.org/sites/default/files/Idea_Paper_40.pdf. http://ideaedu.org/sites/default/files/Idea_Paper_40.pdf Office of Support for Effective Teaching (OSET). (2009). How do I get my students to complete reading assignments? The University of New Mexico. https://www.unm.edu/~oset/SupportingDocuments/Getting%20students%20to%20read.pdf.https://www.unm.edu/~oset/SupportingDocuments/Getting%20students%20to%20read.pdf One out of five college students frequently come to class without completing the assigned readings. On a given day, a college professor can expect as much as 40% of her class to be unprepared.

3 C enter for the A dvancement of T eaching ‘T o A dvance the A rt and S cience of T eaching’ cat@xula.edu ● http://cat.xula.eduhttp://cat.xula.edu The Reality of Reading Baier, K., Hendricks, C., Warren Gorden, K., Hendricks, J.E., and Cochran, L. (2011). College students’ textbook reading, or not! American Reading Forum Annual Yearbook [Online], Vol. 31. http://www.americanreadingforum.org/yearbook/11_yearbook/documents/BAIER%20ET%20AL%20PAPER.pdf. http://www.americanreadingforum.org/yearbook/11_yearbook/documents/BAIER%20ET%20AL%20PAPER.pdf Baer, J.D., Cook, A.L., Baldi, S. (2006). The literacy of America’s college students. Washington, DC. American Institutes for Research. http://www.air.org/sites/default/files/downloads/report/The20Literacy20of20Americas20College20Students_final20report_0.pdf. http://www.air.org/sites/default/files/downloads/report/The20Literacy20of20Americas20College20Students_final20report_0.pdf Students believe they can earn a satisfactory grade without doing any of the reading. More than 50% of four-year and 75% of two-year college students lack complex literacy skills.

4 C enter for the A dvancement of T eaching ‘T o A dvance the A rt and S cience of T eaching’ cat@xula.edu ● http://cat.xula.eduhttp://cat.xula.edu Why Bother? Office of Support for Effective Teaching (OSET). (2009). How do I get my students to complete reading assignments? The University of New Mexico. https://www.unm.edu/~oset/SupportingDocuments/Getting%20students%20to%20read.pdf.https://www.unm.edu/~oset/SupportingDocuments/Getting%20students%20to%20read.pdf Text reading is an essential aspect of basic literacy. Students must learn to obtain, process and apply new knowledge Most learning will occur outside a classroom environment.

5 C enter for the A dvancement of T eaching ‘T o A dvance the A rt and S cience of T eaching’ cat@xula.edu ● http://cat.xula.eduhttp://cat.xula.edu Why Bother? Office of Support for Effective Teaching (OSET). (2009). How do I get my students to complete reading assignments? The University of New Mexico. https://www.unm.edu/~oset/SupportingDocuments/Getting%20students%20to%20read.pdf.https://www.unm.edu/~oset/SupportingDocuments/Getting%20students%20to%20read.pdf Post college learning will largely rely on the graduates’ ability to read and understand what they are reading. Students must learn to learn independently from text and discern the learning opportunities offered by reading.

6 C enter for the A dvancement of T eaching ‘T o A dvance the A rt and S cience of T eaching’ cat@xula.edu ● http://cat.xula.eduhttp://cat.xula.edu Why Don’t Students Read? Under-preparedness Office of Support for Effective Teaching (OSET). (2009). How do I get my students to complete reading assignments? The University of New Mexico. https://www.unm.edu/~oset/SupportingDocuments/Getting%20students%20to%20read.pdf.https://www.unm.edu/~oset/SupportingDocuments/Getting%20students%20to%20read.pdf Baier, K., Hendricks, C., Warren Gorden, K., Hendricks, J.E., and Cochran, L. (2011). College students’ textbook reading, or not! American Reading Forum Annual Yearbook [Online], Vol. 31. Bean, J.C. (1996). Engaging Ideas: The professor’s guide to integrating writing, critical thinking and active learning in the classroom. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass. may lack the basic reading skills necessary for college-level texts. are challenged to understand the concepts and language in college-level texts. Students...

7 C enter for the A dvancement of T eaching ‘T o A dvance the A rt and S cience of T eaching’ cat@xula.edu ● http://cat.xula.eduhttp://cat.xula.edu Why Don’t Students Read? Non-Compliance Office of Support for Effective Teaching (OSET). (2009). How do I get my students to complete reading assignments? The University of New Mexico. https://www.unm.edu/~oset/SupportingDocuments/Getting%20students%20to%20read.pdf.https://www.unm.edu/~oset/SupportingDocuments/Getting%20students%20to%20read.pdf Baier, K., Hendricks, C., Warren Gorden, K., Hendricks, J.E., and Cochran, L. (2011). College students’ textbook reading, or not! American Reading Forum Annual Yearbook [Online], Vol. 31. assume the professor will present important information in class. view reading assignments as vague with no guidance for what should be accomplished by the reading. believe they can earn a satisfactory grade without doing the reading. Students...

8 C enter for the A dvancement of T eaching ‘T o A dvance the A rt and S cience of T eaching’ cat@xula.edu ● http://cat.xula.eduhttp://cat.xula.edu Why Don’t Students Read? Non-Compliance Office of Support for Effective Teaching (OSET). (2009). How do I get my students to complete reading assignments? The University of New Mexico. https://www.unm.edu/~oset/SupportingDocuments/Getting%20students%20to%20read.pdf.https://www.unm.edu/~oset/SupportingDocuments/Getting%20students%20to%20read.pdf do not perceive a causal link between pre-class reading and ultimate performance (i.e., grade success on exams). Students...

9 C enter for the A dvancement of T eaching ‘T o A dvance the A rt and S cience of T eaching’ cat@xula.edu ● http://cat.xula.eduhttp://cat.xula.edu How Do We Get Students Read? Hobson, E.H. (2004). Getting students to read: Fourteen tips: IDEA Paper #40. The IDEA Center, Kansas State University. http://ideaedu.org/sites/default/files/Idea_Paper_40.pdf. http://ideaedu.org/sites/default/files/Idea_Paper_40.pdf Use syllabus to give background and explain how and why reading assignments contribute to learning and relate to other course content. Make explicit the importance of a particular reading assignment to accomplishing objectives and goals. Show and Tell Students How Readings Will Benefit Them Compliance

10 C enter for the A dvancement of T eaching ‘T o A dvance the A rt and S cience of T eaching’ cat@xula.edu ● http://cat.xula.eduhttp://cat.xula.edu How Do We Get Students Read? Office of Support for Effective Teaching (OSET). (2009). How do I get my students to complete reading assignments? The University of New Mexico. https://www.unm.edu/~oset/SupportingDocuments/Getting%20students%20to%20read.pdf.https://www.unm.edu/~oset/SupportingDocuments/Getting%20students%20to%20read.pdf Show and Tell Students How Readings Will Benefit Them

11 C enter for the A dvancement of T eaching ‘T o A dvance the A rt and S cience of T eaching’ cat@xula.edu ● http://cat.xula.eduhttp://cat.xula.edu How Do We Get Students Read? Hobson, E.H. (2004). Getting students to read: Fourteen tips: IDEA Paper #40. The IDEA Center, Kansas State University. http://ideaedu.org/sites/default/files/Idea_Paper_40.pdf. http://ideaedu.org/sites/default/files/Idea_Paper_40.pdf Integrating some portion of reading assignment (even a mention or a quick reference) in class will increase the likelihood that students will read the assignment. Allocate some portion of class time to tell students something interesting about the upcoming reading assignment. Preview the Reading Compliance

12 C enter for the A dvancement of T eaching ‘T o A dvance the A rt and S cience of T eaching’ cat@xula.edu ● http://cat.xula.eduhttp://cat.xula.edu How Do We Get Students Read? Hobson, E.H. (2004). Getting students to read: Fourteen tips: IDEA Paper #40. The IDEA Center, Kansas State University. http://ideaedu.org/sites/default/files/Idea_Paper_40.pdf. http://ideaedu.org/sites/default/files/Idea_Paper_40.pdf Provide students with tools they will need to understand and use the assigned reading material. Teach Reading Strategies Under-Preparedness

13 C enter for the A dvancement of T eaching ‘T o A dvance the A rt and S cience of T eaching’ cat@xula.edu ● http://cat.xula.eduhttp://cat.xula.edu How Do We Get Students Read? Office of Support for Effective Teaching (OSET). (2009). How do I get my students to complete reading assignments? The University of New Mexico. https://www.unm.edu/~oset/SupportingDocuments/Getting%20students%20to%20read.pdf.https://www.unm.edu/~oset/SupportingDocuments/Getting%20students%20to%20read.pdf Redundancy in reading assignments and in-class activities (e.g., lecture) will promote non-compliance and absenteeism. Ensure In-Class Activities are not Redundant, but Complementary to Assigned Readings Compliance

14 C enter for the A dvancement of T eaching ‘T o A dvance the A rt and S cience of T eaching’ cat@xula.edu ● http://cat.xula.eduhttp://cat.xula.edu How Do We Get Students Read? Hobson, E.H. (2004). Getting students to read: Fourteen tips: IDEA Paper #40. The IDEA Center, Kansas State University. http://ideaedu.org/sites/default/files/Idea_Paper_40.pdf. http://ideaedu.org/sites/default/files/Idea_Paper_40.pdf Office of Support for Effective Teaching (OSET). (2009). How do I get my students to complete reading assignments? The University of New Mexico. https://www.unm.edu/~oset/SupportingDocuments/Getting%20students%20to%20read.pdf.https://www.unm.edu/~oset/SupportingDocuments/Getting%20students%20to%20read.pdf Reading quizzes Random or directed questioning Reflective writing Establish requirement for compliance with reading assignments as well as the penalty for non- compliance early. Hold Students Accountable for Reading Compliance

15 C enter for the A dvancement of T eaching ‘T o A dvance the A rt and S cience of T eaching’ cat@xula.edu ● http://cat.xula.eduhttp://cat.xula.edu How Do We Get Students Read? Hobson, E.H. (2004). Getting students to read: Fourteen tips: IDEA Paper #40. The IDEA Center, Kansas State University. http://ideaedu.org/sites/default/files/Idea_Paper_40.pdf. http://ideaedu.org/sites/default/files/Idea_Paper_40.pdf Angelo, T.A. and Cross, K.P. (1993). Classroom Assessment Techniques: A Handbook for College Teachers (2 nd ed.). San Francisco: Jossey-Bass. Use of CAT’s can provide an accurate picture of student compliance. Classroom Assessment Techniques (CATs) Both

16 C enter for the A dvancement of T eaching ‘T o A dvance the A rt and S cience of T eaching’ cat@xula.edu ● http://cat.xula.eduhttp://cat.xula.edu How Do We Get Students Read? Hobson, E.H. (2004). Getting students to read: Fourteen tips: IDEA Paper #40. The IDEA Center, Kansas State University. http://ideaedu.org/sites/default/files/Idea_Paper_40.pdf. http://ideaedu.org/sites/default/files/Idea_Paper_40.pdf Bean, J.C. (1996). Engaging Ideas: The professor’s guide to integrating writing, critical thinking and active learning in the classroom. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass. Encouraged Reading

17 C enter for the A dvancement of T eaching ‘T o A dvance the A rt and S cience of T eaching’ cat@xula.edu ● http://cat.xula.eduhttp://cat.xula.edu How Do We Teach Students to Read? Pre-reading Purpose Background Interest Difficulty Preview Title & introduction Learning objectives Headings & subheadings Vocabulary & terminology Chapter summary Read for organization Read in small sections Make connections Read for facts Identify the facts Pause and verify Summarize main ideas Summarize Author’s organization Your words

18 C enter for the A dvancement of T eaching ‘T o A dvance the A rt and S cience of T eaching’ cat@xula.edu ● http://cat.xula.eduhttp://cat.xula.edu T HANK Y OU ! T HIS PRESENTATION WILL BE POSTED TO THE : CAT W IKI – XULACAT. WIKISPACES. COM XULACAT. WIKISPACES. COM CAT F OOD B LOG – CAT. XULA. EDU / FOOD / CAT. XULA. EDU / FOOD /

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