Vocabulary instruction in the early years is not challenging enough
to prepare students for long-term reading comprehension, argues a study
led by a Michigan State University education researcher.
The study
found that, generally, the programs do not teach enough vocabulary
words; the words aren’t challenging enough; and not enough focus is
given to make sure students understand the meaning of the words.
“Vocabulary instruction does not seem to have an important enough
role in the curricula given how substantial it is for kids’ long-term
academic success,” said Tanya Wright, MSU assistant professor of teacher
education and lead researcher on the study.
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