Transcription of Learning Strategies as a Key to Student Success - NAESP
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Learning Strategies as a Key to Student Success - NAESP
Franklin n November/December 200833researcH reportTeaching metacognitive skills to students, including those with Learning disabilities, improves their academic schools and classrooms across the country, educators are working to raise the achievement of all students to ever-higher levels. Yet, often missing in discussions about how to raise academic performance is the way in which individual students go about Learning . One aspect of a Student s approach to Learning is his or her use of Learning Strategies as a Key to Student Successnancy protheroe and suzanne clarke34 Principal n November/December 2008 Franklin and Deshler (2006) define a Learning strategy as an individ-ual s approach to a task. It includes how a person thinks and acts when plan-ning, executing, and evaluating per-formance on a task and its outcomes.
Teachers foster comprehension development when they connect comprehension strategy instruction with in-depth learning of con-tent in such disciplines as history and sci-ence. If students learn that these strategies are tools for understanding the ideas in texts, then the strategies become purposeful and integral reading activities.
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