Supporting Students' Inference Generation in Reading
Presented by Kimberly Murza
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Kimberly Murza
Kim Murza, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, received her doctorate in Education: Communication Sciences and Disorders from the University of Central Florida, where she specialized in language and literacy with a focus on autism spectrum disorder. She is currently an assistant professor in the department of Audiology and Speech-Language…
Chapters & learning objectives
1. Inference Generation and Students with Language-Literacy Deficits: Why is this a Topic Worthy of Our Attention?
This section of the course is designed to describe the rationale for SLPs to consider targeting inference generation explicitly for their students with language impairments and specific difficulties with reading comprehension. The presenter will provide several arguments for SLPs’ consideration including current demands of the CCSS, workplace demands, and theoretical support for an inference focus.
2. Defining Inference Generation in Reading
This section of the course examines the cognitive process of inference generation specific to reading. The presenter will introduce a graphic organizer depicting inference generation and Magliano and Graesser’s categories of inference generation.
3. Evidence-based Practices for Addressing Inference Generation in Reading
In this chapter, the presenter will describe the ACT & Check strategy and the research supporting its use. Participants will have the opportunity to practice using the strategy with a sample passage. In addition, a summary of other evidence-based practices will be discussed.
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