Document Type
Article
Publication Date
8-2008
Abstract
As schools attempt to improve the services to struggling readers, teacher are encouraged to work collaboratively to enhance instruction. Studies are needed to examine the effects of teaming on student performance. The purpose of this study was to determine if team cohesion or instructional time at Marshall University Graduate College Summer Enrichment Program (MUGCSEP) would be correlated with measures of reading performance for students who attended the program. Statistical analyses yielded a statistically significant correlation between cohesion, instructional time and reading performance during the 2006 program. While in 2007, instructional time was not significantly correlated, cohesion results yielded a mildly inverse statistically significant correlation with reading performance. Due to differences in assessment procedures between the years, this finding supports the possibility that team cohesion may be an important factor in the assessment of children's reading performance.
Recommended Citation
Stroebel, S. S., Harvey, B., O'Keefe, S. L. (2008). Cohesion, instructional time and reading performance at MUGC summer enrichment program.. I-Manager's Journal on Educational Psychology, 2(2) Aug-Oct, 26-33.
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Comments
This article first appeared in the August-October 2008 issue of Journal on Educational Psychology, and is reprinted with permission. http://www.imanagerpublications.com/
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