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The Impact of an Integrated iPad Daily Multiliteracies Pedagogy on Elementary Students' Reading Achievement, Skills, Engagement, Collaboration and Learning, and Self Perception
Abstract
This study investigated the impact of the absence and presence of digital technology as part of a daily literacy program on second grade elementary students reading achievement, skill development and engagement, collaboration and learning, and student and parent perceptions of reading ability and engagement. A mixed methods approach including PM Benchmark Assessments, video footage, questionnaires, and interviews, was incorporated. Students in the Integrated iPad Literacy Program (IiLP) demonstrated greater gains than students in the Critical Reflective Literacy Program which used an approach that did not include technology. Both student and parent perceptions paired greater reading engagement with greater reading ability. With findings suggesting that infusing technology, multiliteracies, and multimodalities into a literacy program positively impacts student literacy and thinking development, recommendations for altering current literacy programs are discussed- Electronic Thesis or Dissertation
- Elementary education
- Multiliteracy
- Critical Literacy
- Mixed Methods
- Digital Literacy
- 21st Century Competencies
- Primary Education
- New Learning
- Models of Pedagogy
- Reflective Pedagogy
- Empowering Modern Learners
- Meaning Making
- Multimodal Discourse
- Multimodal Design
- Metacognition
- Goal Setting
- Quasi-Experimental Design
- Pre-Test-Post-Test Control Group Design
- Composite Scores
- Comparative Analysis
- New London Group
- iPad Study
- Technology Literacy
- Daily Five
- PM Benchmarks
- Repeated Measures ANOVA
- L2
- ELL
- English as a Second Language
- English Language Learners
- Pleasure
- Reading Engagement
- Writing
- Spelling
- Word Work
- Writing Workshop
- Word Study
- Motivation
- Parent Survey
- Student Survey