Struggling readers
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STRUGGLING READERS
Presented by:
Central AT Center Facilitators
Tammy Dupre
Patty Lagron
October 9, 2012
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READING
It is difficult to learn to read when the words don’t stand still. Can you imagine what it is like to read when the words and letters move up and down on the page? It helps to use my finger or ruler to keep my place so I can read.
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WORD IDENTIFICATION, FLUENCY, AND COMPREHENSION GO HAND IN HAND- WHEN ONE
PIECE OF THE PUZZLE IS WEAK THE OTHER PIECES SUFFER.
HELPING STRUGGLING READERS VIDEO
EFFECTIVE READING INSTRUCTION
Teach phonemic awareness
Phonics or word study explicitly and
directly
Provide opportunities to apply skills in reading and writing connected text
With integrated instruction in fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension
Phonemic the ability to hear,
identify, and manipulate individual sounds-phonemes--in spoken words
Explicit Instruction clearly models or
demonstrates skills/strategies and provides clear descriptions of new concepts (providing both clear examples and non-examples).
Systematic Instruction carefully sequenced,
so that easier skills are taught before more difficult skills
Connected Text Text-to-self Text-to-text Text-to-world
FLUENCY AND
COMPREHENSION
FLUENCY AND COMPREHENSION VIDEOS
Developing Fluency Text Comprehension
INFORMAL ASSESSMENTS
FLUENCY COMPREHENSION
Questioning or retelling
Timed testing Formula for timed
WPM or CWPM; QRI-4 Anecdotal records for
expression Reading in context and
isolation Miscue analysis (word
id, punctuation, timed)
• Written response to literature- personal experience
• Written response focusing on story element– Characters, setting, theme,
moral, etc.• Retelling the story• Completing graphic
organizers• T-charts with predictions
and justifications• Written response to
describe personal monitoring process
ASSESSING READING VIDEO
RESOURCES FOR ASSESSMENTS
Joe Witt
Florida Center for Reading Research
PROGRESS MONITORING
Pulaski Community School District
Easy CBM (Curriculum Based Measurements)
Chart Dog
LUNCH
LOCATING INTERESTING MATERIALS The Balanced Literacy Diet
http://www.oise.utoronto.ca/balancedliteracydiet/Home/index.html
Children’s Storybooks Online http://www.magickeys.com/books/
Have Fun Teaching http://havefunteaching.com/
Reading Rockets http://www.readingrockets.org/
Project Gutenberg Http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_Page
Flowcabulary http://flocabulary.com/
AND REMEMBER…
STRUGGLING READERS
Presented by:
Central AT Center Facilitators
Tammy Dupre
Patty Lagron
October 9, 2012