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Reading levels
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Frustration Level - child shouldn't read it
Instructional Level - can read with a teacher Independent Level - can read on his or her own. |
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Readability Formulas
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Any formula that helps to figure out the level of a book. Academy of Reading uses vocabulary as a readability formula.
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Decoding Strategies
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Word Structure Clues - Associate sounds with a cluster of letters. (prefixes, suffixes)
Graphophonic Clues - Refers to letters and their sounds. Syllable Division. |
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Direct Instruction
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This is when you are at the head of the class specifically teaching them the reading strategies.
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Guided Reading
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Students are reading while you interject key points, way to use reading strategies.
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DLTA - Directed Listening Thinking Activity
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Builds on what students know and shows how to apply that knowledge to new situations.
Teacher is reading aloud, practicing their listening skills, and you direct what they should be remembering or noting. |
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Formal Assessments
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Iowa, Performance Series Test, Test from a Publisher of the Textbook.
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Informal Assessments
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When students read aloud and you take note of how well or not well they do, reading logs, oral questioning.
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Blooms Taxonomy
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Knowledge, comprehension, application, analysis, synthesis, evaluation, (KCAASE)
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Listening Comprehension
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Can students understand what is said? This rules out language barriers.
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Specific Comprehension Strategies
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self-monitoring
rereading note-taking outlining summarizing mapping using learning logs |
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Ways to differentiate content reading instruction for lower level students
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small group
alternate pacing anticipation guides vocabulary development support from sp ed teachers oral discussions buddy reading peer tutoring |
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Comprehension Assessments
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Informal Reading Inventory
Cloze Procedure Oral Reading Analysis Retelling Literal, Inferential and Applied Questions Checklists Independent reading/writing logs Running records process interviews miscue analysis scored writing rubrics |
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Comprehension Cues
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Picture clues
Semantic Clues Syntactic Clues - arrangement of words in a sentence (grammatical) |
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Strategies on how to learn new chapters in content area
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preview/review
concept mapping key vocabulary note-taking general information |