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  • Literacy Education

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  • Effective reading instruction is crucial for primary-grade students' academic success.
  • The National Reading Panel (NRP) provides evidence-based recommendations for reading instruction.
  • Understanding current primary teaching practices is essential to identify gaps in evidence-based instruction.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To evaluate the extent to which primary teachers implement evidence-based reading instruction.
  • To analyze the frequency and duration of specific teaching practices in early reading instruction.
  • To assess alignment of classroom practices with National Reading Panel (NRP) recommendations.

Main Methods:

  • Observation of six primary teachers' reading instruction using a custom-designed instrument.
  • Recording of teaching sessions using Match Vision Studio.
  • Analysis of teaching practices and T-Patterns using SAS, GT version 2.0 E, and THEME.

Main Results:

  • Most frequent practices included feedback, fluency exercises, comprehension checks, and use of resources.
  • Less than 50% of teaching practices and instructional time adhered to NRP guidelines.
  • Only one teacher consistently implemented best practices; one teacher dedicated 70.31% to effective strategies.

Conclusions:

  • The majority of primary teachers do not fully implement evidence-based reading instruction.
  • Key components like alphabetic knowledge and phonological awareness were underutilized.
  • Significant discrepancies exist between recommended practices and actual classroom implementation.