The Impact of Flexible Grouping on Reading Achievement for Sixth Grade Students
A quantitative case study at a three-section Midwestern elementary school examined a current flexible grouping method, with increased numbers of teachers, being implemented in sixth grade classrooms versus the traditional whole group instruction. Using Iowa Test of Basic Skills (ITBS) data, the research analyzed if flexible grouping can significantly increase reading achievement in sixth grade students. The research compared the means of sixth grade students national percentile rank (NPR) of the participating students in the area of reading, on their fifth grade ITBS test to their NPR on their sixth grade ITBS test. Results suggest there was no significant growth in the area of reading achievement when students were instructed using flexible grouping.CHAPTER. 5: DISCUSSION. AND. CONCLUSION. Overview Does flexible grouping with additional teachers increase student reading achievement in sixth grade students? This case study used ITBS data to determine if the flexible groupinganbsp;...
| Title | : | The Impact of Flexible Grouping on Reading Achievement for Sixth Grade Students |
| Author | : | Jill Marie Reisner |
| Publisher | : | ProQuest - 2008 |
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