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  • Psychology
  • Special Education

Background:

  • Reading outcomes for students with reading disabilities (RD) are often assessed based on intervention content.
  • A temporal perspective, focusing on 'when' interventions are implemented, offers a more comprehensive view of reading progress.
  • Understanding the timing of reading services is key to interpreting score changes.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To broaden the perspective on improving reading outcomes for students with RD by considering temporal contexts.
  • To analyze how different timeframes influence the interpretation of reading progress and intervention effectiveness.
  • To highlight the importance of temporal factors in assessing reading development.

Main Methods:

  • Review of learning trajectories to establish baseline expectations for students with RD.
  • Examination of fade-out effects of reading interventions post-program completion.
  • Analysis of learning outcomes during periods of suspended formal schooling (summer breaks, COVID-19 interruptions).

Main Results:

  • Learning trajectories provide essential baseline data for tracking reading changes in students with RD.
  • Intervention fade-out necessitates ongoing monitoring to sustain reading gains.
  • Schooling interruptions, like summer vacation and COVID-19 closures, significantly impact reading development and require contextual consideration.

Conclusions:

  • Contextualizing reading progress within broader temporal circumstances enhances the interpretation of student development.
  • Considering 'when' reading services are provided alongside 'what' is offered leads to a more nuanced understanding of reading outcomes.
  • Future research and practice should integrate temporal factors to better support students with RD.