Data driven interactive testing method, apparatus and article of manufacture for teaching a student to read
June 27, 2017. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.Patent References 2867917 3170247 3279098 Machine for teaching reading Machine for teaching reading Method for teaching reading Talking electronic learning aid for improvement of spelling with operator-controlled word list Electronic classroom system enabling interactive self-paced learning Computer game teaching method and system Tachistoscope and method of use thereof for teaching, particularly of reading and spelling InventorApplicationNo. 884640 filed on 06/27/1997US Classes:434/118, COMPUTER LOGIC, OPERATION, OR PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTION434/150, Map or terrain model434/322QUESTION OR PROBLEM ELICITING RESPONSEExaminersPrimary: Martin-Wallace, ValenciaAssistant: Clayton, Sheila International ClassG09B 019/00AbstractThe invention includes a system to teach a student to sight read using a computer. The term "Sight read" means to instantly recognize words without having to sound them out or go through other processes such as explaining the definition of the word. The invention utilizes a computer to systematically and continuously adjust the requirements for word perception and recognition based on characteristics and ongoing responses of the individual student in a way that increases the speed and accuracy of word recognition. The inventive method utilizes three main types of interactive process types including (1) Choose from list, (2) Fill in letter blank, and (3) Determine Sequence. Each interactive process type includes three interactive processes in which a target word is communicated by showing only, saying only, and/or showing and saying the target word.Other References
Field of SearchCOMPUTER LOGIC, OPERATION, OR PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONSpelling, phonics, word recognition, or sentence formation Electrical component included in teaching means Response of plural examinees communicated to monitor or recorder by electrical signals QUESTION OR PROBLEM ELICITING RESPONSE Cathode ray screen display included in examining means Wireless signals Reading Reward dispensed for correct answer Alphabet letter formation, recognition, or sequencing Map or terrain model | |
