The Miscue-ESL Project
Cambridge University Press eBooksPublished 26 February 1988
Pat Rigg
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Abstract
The Miscue-ESL Project was a lengthy, in-depth study of the ESL reading of four language groups. The project began in 1973 at the Reading Miscue Research Center, Wayne State University, under the direction of Kenneth S. Goodman; this chapter is a report of some of the early major findings. The Miscue-ESL Project was prompted by the results of an earlier study (Goodman and Burke 1973) in which the miscues of children from 2nd, 4th, 6th, 8th, and 10th grades were analyzed.