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Initial Efficacy of a Fraction-Vocabulary Intervention for Students Experiencing Mathematics Difficulty in Grade 4
Lin, Xin1; Powell, Sarah R.2
2023-11-01
Source PublicationLearning Disabilities Research and Practice
ISSN0938-8982
Volume38Issue:4Pages:253-262
AbstractThis quasi-experimental study was designed to investigate the initial efficacy of a fraction-vocabulary intervention for Grade 4 students with mathematics difficulty (MD) and to explore its impact on relevant fraction competencies. Thirty-three students were assigned to either the intervention condition (n = 16) or a business-as-usual comparison condition (n = 17). The intervention occurred 3 sessions per week for 4 weeks, for a total of 11 sessions. Results indicated the main effect of the fraction-vocabulary intervention was significant for fraction-vocabulary posttest and one fraction competency—fraction arithmetic. That is, students with MD can successfully learn fraction vocabulary via a brief intervention, and improved fraction-vocabulary knowledge may positively affect their fraction competencies.
DOI10.1111/ldrp.12321
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Language英語English
Scopus ID2-s2.0-85166981966
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CollectionUniversity of Macau
Affiliation1.University of Macau, Macao
2.The University of Texas at Austin, United States
First Author AffilicationUniversity of Macau
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Lin, Xin,Powell, Sarah R.. Initial Efficacy of a Fraction-Vocabulary Intervention for Students Experiencing Mathematics Difficulty in Grade 4[J]. Learning Disabilities Research and Practice, 2023, 38(4), 253-262.
APA Lin, Xin., & Powell, Sarah R. (2023). Initial Efficacy of a Fraction-Vocabulary Intervention for Students Experiencing Mathematics Difficulty in Grade 4. Learning Disabilities Research and Practice, 38(4), 253-262.
MLA Lin, Xin,et al."Initial Efficacy of a Fraction-Vocabulary Intervention for Students Experiencing Mathematics Difficulty in Grade 4".Learning Disabilities Research and Practice 38.4(2023):253-262.
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