9 Structures
This is a reading structure in which students use scripts to practice their expression.
What is readers theatre?
This writing trait is about structure, introduction and conclusion.
What is organization?
This differentiated approach allows for 3 different levels of assignments.
What are tiers?
What is personal and Philosophical Context?
For young children, you need to teach these structures daily. Name any 2.
What are phonics, spelling and vocabulary?
This reading structure is usually taught along side phonics.
What is spelling?
This writing structure is about language, imagery and descriptions.
What is word choice?
This type of center is designed about what students can relate to.
What are interest centers?
Imaginative and Literacy Context is a big is that gives students a change to explore this.
What is imagination and intuition?
I am naming the strategy, explaining with an example and offer a chance to practice with feedback. This is the structure I'm doing.
What are focused lessons?
What is vocabulary?
Expressing personality and a sense of audience is this writing trait.
What is Voice?
This is a document that outlined different variables a teacher can employ to meet student needs.
What is the Adaptive Dimension?
A big idea that gives students a change to look at language and mass media is this.
What is communicative context?
A comprehension strategy that focuses on bringing the ideas together to make a new idea is this.
What is synthesize?
This is the model used in teaching vocabulary to develop a deeper understanding of words.
What is the Frayer Model?
When finding the main theme and supporting details, this writing trait is examining this.
What is Ideas and Content?
This is a strategy where students must make a commitment to their own learning by designing a plan.
What is a learning contract?
This big idea that focuses on environmental context also includes this.
What is technological?
The CC outcomes in ELA stand for this.
What is compose and create?
There are three models in guided inquiry: Fishbowl, Craft Study and this.
What is goal setting?
This is the process for collaboration of writing samples that professionals do to ensure consistency.
What is value added assessment?
This is where teachers identify students who have already mastered the majority of the unit's content to provide them with alternate activities.
What is compacting?
This context allows students to explore customs, multiple ways of knowing, events and history.
What is Social, Cultural and Historical Context?
This is an evidence-based body of research that explains how humans learn to read, why some struggle and what practices work best.
What is the science of reading?