ELA Overall
Teachers use this strategy to help students compare one book to another book.
text to text
Activity where a teacher reads from a large print book, chart, or enlarged text
In this whole group strategy students give ideas but the teacher is the one who writes.
shared writing
Tasia
Dr. Young lives in what town?
Aurora
Spelling can/is also referred to as this.
Word Work
This strategy allows students to act out what they have read or heard read to them.
Reader's Theater or Role Playing
In this strategy both the teacher and student share ideas AND both the student and the teacher write.
interactive writing
This student pledged AKA last year and crossed.
Lavell
The names of Dr. Young's kids.
Who are Cydnee and Ciniyah
Having students make these is a very important part of reading.
Effective teachers consider this when choosing a read-aloud.
student's cultural background
When using this strategy students must pay close attention to detail
descriptive
This student sometimes gets special treatment because she has the best name in the world.
Natalie
The school district Dr. Young lives in.
Naperville 204
These types of stories have a beginning a middle and an end.
narrative stories
The grade Dr. Young's daughter was in when she made her pumpkin book
3rd
This strategy occurs when in a small group students practice writing skills they have learned and the teacher offers guidance and supports student learning when needed.
guided writing
Nathan
This is what Dr. Young hates the most about the professoriate.
writing/publishing/researching or grading
A child's first and most powerful learning tool.
language
When Dr. Young has to research she prefers researching this topic.
Social Justice