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Case Study 1Read the following scenario and formulate your best strategies to help this student. After you write out your strategies, then go to the index page for this case study. The index page contains links to information that will help you assess your strategies and gain a deeper understanding of this case.Jeremy was a
student in my summer classroom for struggling readers.„ He would
enter the eighth grade in the fall, and an informal reading inventory
suggested his reading level to be several levels lower.„ In my first
conference with Jeremy, he shared with me that he was a good reader
and was often called upon to read orally in class.„ After looking
and predicting the content of the upcoming pages he would read to
me, Jeremy was quite talkative and excited.„ His reading was rhythmic
and generally true to text.„ Although his accuracy rate was about
89%, I had trouble making sense of his retelling of the story.„
His oral reading of a sample of the text was reasonably accurate,
but his comprehension was minimal. I was concerned that Jeremy's
notion of reading was focused only on fluency.„ Because of his apparent
ease and confidence with oral reading skills, he believed he was
a good reader and saw no need for strategy instruction to help with
his comprehension. Go to Index for Reading Assessments and Strategies
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