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RTA Webcast February 2015

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RTA Webcast

February 2015

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Program Evaluation Survey

16 hours of training in the last three months91% feel confident or very confident about instruction91% of schools have a literacy/RTA team99% of RTA teachers on that team85% of classroom teachers moderately or significantly differentiate instruction60% meet weekly with classroom teachers and adjust instruction because of those meetings

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http://education.ky.gov/districts/tech/sis/Documents/DataStandard-Intervention.pdf

EIR 2206RR 2231CIM 2202RM 2229

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How words work

Reading standards: Foundational Skills

standard 1,2,3

Print Concepts

Phonological Awareness

Phonics and Word Recognition

Comprehension

Reading standards for Literature:

Standards 1,2,3

Key Ideas and Details

• Search for connections• Ask questions• Draw inferences• Distinguish important ideas• Synthesize information• Monitor comprehension• Visualize images

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Fcrr.org

Click on the Educators button at the top left.Click on student center activities. Choose the grade level and strand of reading.

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Onset and Rime

Fcrr.org

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Clapping Syllables

Fcrr.org

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Word Ladders

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Reading is Thinking

If the purpose of reading is for

anything other than understanding, why

read at all?

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Proficient Readers• Search for connections• Ask questions• Draw inferences• Visualize images• Distinguish important ideas• Synthesize information• Monitor comprehension

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My Connection

Important to Me

Important to Understandin

g the Text

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Proficient Readers ask questions

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Authentic Questions

What makes you think that?

Why do you say that?

Can you elaborate on that?

Can you tell me more about your thinking?

How did you come up with that?

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Thick Questions

Thin Questions

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Thin QuestionsOn what team did Jackie Robinson play?

In what year did Jackie Robinson become a Major League baseball player?

Thick QuestionsHow did Jackie Robinson’s career change baseball for African Americans?

Compare the life of someone else we’ve learned about who faced a very difficult situation and overcame it like Jackie Robinson did.

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Who?W

hen?W

hy?

What? Where?

How?

Define

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I wonder……

Maybe……

I can’t figure

out why……

One thing I don’t

get is……

The motive is……

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Draw inferences during and after reading.

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Visualizing

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Word Inferred Meaning

Clues Sentence

weaklingCharlotte’s Web pg.3

runt reading on A weakling can’t help being born small.

squidThe Magic School Bus on the Ocean FloorPg. 10

type of fish picture The squid takes in water and forces it out to jet forward or backward.

Minna ShawThe Widow’s BroomPg. 1

name of character

capital letters Some of Minna Shaw’s neighbors don’t trust her.

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When Summarizing

Remember to tell what is important.

Tell it in a way that makes sense.

Try not to tell too much.

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Become aware of their thinking as they read

Monitor their understanding and keep track of meaning

Listen to the voice in their head to make sense of the text

Notice when they stray from thinking about the text

Notice when meaning breaks down

Detect obstacles and confusions that derail understanding

Understand how a variety of strategies can help them repair meaning when it breaks down

Know when, why, and how to apply specific strategies to maintain and further understanding

Readers should flexibly use strategies to:

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Resources

http://www.slideshare.net/AliceTerwege/primary-word-work-training-revised-6142012 http://centerforeducation.rice.edu/slc/LS/30MillionWordGap.htmlhttp://www.eaieducation.com/pdf/104653.pdf http://www.readingrockets.org/article/word-study-instruction-k-2-classroom http://www.fcrr.org/staffpresentations/rhudson/word_work_rf_longisland_fcrr.pdf http://centerforeducation.rice.edu/slc/LS/30MillionWordGap.html http://www.planetesme.com/storytelling.html Clay, Marie M. Literacy Lessons designed for Individuals Part Two Teaching Procedures Heinemann 2005

Hale, Elizabeth, Readers Writing Lessons for Responding to Narrative and Informational Text Stenhouse Publishers 2014

Harvey, Stephanie, Goudvis, Anne Strategies that Work Teaching Comprehension for Understanding and Engagement Stenhouse Publishers2007

Strong, Richard W., Silver, Harvey F., Perini, Matthew J. Reading for Academic Success, 2-6 Differentiated Strategies for Struggling, Average, and Advanced Readers Corwin Press 2008