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PD Activities

Collaboration with colleagues, other teachers, teachers of different grade levels (vertical teaming), specialists, modeling, peer coaching, book study groups, and action research

Working together

Reading Problem Myths vs Facts

Early interventions prove to be more effective


3/4 s of kids reading pouring in 3rd will in 9th


Kids don’t grow out of it


The common struggle is single word decoding


Reading comprehension is dependent on decoding skills


Kids can’t overcome this by reading comprehension


Strongest predictor of inadequate reading comprehension is slow decoding

The earlier the better

Orthography

Spelling concentrated on memorizing


Levels


Alphabetic-Match letters and pairs with corresponding sounds


Pattern-find larger patterns


Semantics-use how spelling reflects meaning


Understanding the levels helps to decode and spell accurately

Semantic Feature Analysis

1. Helps students grasps concepts, make predictions, and connections.


2. Improves reading comprehension and development skills


3. Emphasizes uniqueness


4. Activated prior knowledge


5. Reveals info through discussion

QAR Strategy

Question Answer Relationship


Provides students with purposes for reading


Helps them focus on what they’re learning


Encourages active thinking


Prompts self monitoring of comprehension


Supports students with connecting with prior knowledge


Use of it improves ability to answer questions


Asks students to classify info as explicit, implicit, from own knowledge or a combination

School wide reading initiatives

School leaders can


Read to students


Praise student successes


Let students come to their offices to read


Use stimulating motivational stories


Sponsor special events


Participate in student progress monitoring


Teach a small group


Challenge students to reach reading goals


Model reading for students

Effective personal development for teachers

Emphasis on content knowledge


Coherence of building on teachers current knowledge


Help with aligning content with the standards and assessment procedures


Support from PD coaches


Enable teachers to use data to direct teaching