An Analysis of the Discourse and Actions of Reading Conferences With English Learners: A Situated Perspective

作者: Sally Brown

DOI: 10.1080/19388071.2012.742601

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摘要: In this article the author shares examples of reading conferences with 10 English learners over course a semester. The are conducted by four monolingual, European-American teachers at primary school in Southeastern United States. Sociocultural and identity theories used as theoretical frame for research study. Observations reveal several themes inhibiting literacy learning learners: lack self-correction opportunities, unbalanced instruction, metalanguage, text difficulty, book levels. addition, compared to native-speaking students cross-case analysis. Transcripts illustrate complex factors affecting formation process learners. offers suggestions reframing

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