Plan Of Action Case Study Sample

Plan of Action Over the past several months, I have gotten to know my case study student Imani. I have learned a great deal about her so far, but I continue to learn new things each day I attend field experience. I have learned that she does tend to complain about assignments, but she will complete anything that is handed to her. She does care about her grades and she becomes upset if she receives a grade lower than her standards. I believe she has her standards set around a “B” average but I know they should be set at nothing below an “A,” because she is quite capable of being an {All A Student}. At times she can have what seems like an attitude but that most of the time she does not necessarily mean what she says. She has to be reminded …show more content…
First she needs to work ono sounding out unfamiliar words. Based on the inventory, she tends to either skip the word all together or take the first two letters of a word and say the first word that comes to mind with the same beginning letters; whether it makes sense or not. Since she has trouble sounding out words, this interrupts her fluency, which in-effect leads to lower comprehension percentages. This is basically a cycle that will continue over and over until she receives some assistance in this area. My plan to address this issue is to take words she missed in the passages, as well as some others, and to use a popsicle stick. The popsicle stick will cover all of the letters except the first one. She will make the sounds of the first letter, uncover the second letter and add that sound and continue until she has pronounced the entire word. We will do this exercise with all of the words until she is comfortable doing this without the popsicle stick. This activity should help her to sound out words on her own, when she is reading, which should help her fluency and comprehension. Another factor that Imani seemed to struggle with was inferencing. Inferencing is when you determine a fact or idea based on your life experiences. Imai seemed to struggle with this concept. In