Abstract
Vocabulary is a critical factor in the development of individuals’ ability to convey information. Information on this poster answers the question of ways to effectively implement implicit and explicit research-based teaching strategies. Researchers conducted an online probe consulting several articles discussing explicit strategies: keyword method, word walls, root analysis, and implicit strategies: cloze procedure, context clues and incidental word acquisition. The authors of this poster analyzed the information and divided the larger topic of vocabulary into subtopics. Through the use of these subtopics, teachers in all content and grade levels can implement vocabulary instruction. In conclusion, researchers found that teachers can implement vocabulary instruction using these research based teaching strategies to increase vocabulary acquisition for students with and without disabilities.
Disciplines
Special Education and Teaching
Recommended Citation
Bratcher, Stacie; Croghan, Brandon; and Bradshaw, Katelyn, "Vocabulary Strategies and Implementation" (2012). Applied Behavior Analysis (SPED 432) and Intervention Strategies for Literacy (SPED 431). Paper 13.
https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/appliedbehavior/13