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April 1, 20260 citationsOpen Access

読み困難児に対する早期発見・介入のためのダイナミックアセスメントに関する文献的検討

AKAsako Kameyama

Key Points

  • The research aims to investigate the effectiveness of dynamic assessments for early identification and intervention in children facing reading difficulties.
  • Conducted a systematic review of 19 studies on dynamic assessments.
  • Focused on studies using the response to intervention model.
  • Analyzed the implementation of dynamic assessments in Japan.
  • Different tasks were identified based on specific reading outcomes.
  • Emphasized the need to adapt tasks to the characteristics of kana letters.
  • Highlighted the importance of targeting participants during dynamic assessments.

Abstract

A systematic review was conducted to explore research on the Dynamic assessments (DA) of phonological awareness and decoding, aimed at early identification and intervention for children with reading difficulties. We focused on studies utilizing DA within the Response to intervention (RTI) model and examined key considerations for implementing DA in Japan. We collected 19 studies published by May 2024, of which seven integrated the RTI model. The results showed that tasks differed depending on the outcome, and it seems essential to create tasks in Japan considering the characteristics of kana letters and the developmental process of reading. Furthermore, regarding combining RTI and DA, DA was conducted for all participants or only some of the participants in others. Consequently, when implementing DA at Japanese schools, it is imperative to consider the children to be targeted and the issues involved in implementation.

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Asako Kameyama (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cd7a1b5652765b073a6f78https://doi.org/10.14943/b.edu.146.73
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