There and Back Again
Time, Choice, Response, Community, and Structure
What is Key Components of a Reading Workshop?
Examples of this include Developing, Dormant, and Underground.
What is Types of Readers?
Mrs. Miller takes every possibility she can to have her students read. This day was one of them.
What is Picture Day
1. The right to not read. 2. The right to skip pages. 3. The right to not finish. Etc…
What is The Rights of the Reader?
A class activity that Mrs. Miller believes doesn't create a society of literate people.
What is Whole-Class Novels?
Readers who enjoy reading and are quick to finish a book.
What is Avid Readers?
Mrs. Miller starts this event every school year that allows students to go through her in class library.
What is Book Frenzy?
Research has confirmed that ____________ is the better use of our time.
What is Independent Reading?
The amount of books Mrs. Miller requires her students to read a year.
What is Forty Books?
This method of reading in a class doesn't benefit readers. Developing readers get embarrassed and advanced readers get bored and read ahead.
What is round-Robin and Popcorn Reading?
Mrs. Miller used this to manage her student's independent reading.
Vast number of readers who move through our classrooms unmotivated and uninterested in reading.
What is Dormant Readers?
Reading is not an add-on to the class, it is a _____.
What is a Cornerstone?
This activity allows readers to reflect on a books they have read. Asking them questions about old and current reads.
What is a Self-reflection Activity?
Mrs. Miller believes these does not help students. She believes that they only demonstrate their ability to recite, in detail, all of the events are important facts from it.
What is Book Reports?
In On the Path, Mrs. Miller found that this would spark students interest in reading.
What is Choosing their own books?
Mrs. Miller focuses her efforts on designing a classroom environment that engages her students based on _______conditions for learning.
What is Cambourne's?
Mrs. Miller recorded many of these over the course of a week in her classroom. This stops teaching and makes it hard to regain footing in order to pick up where she left off.
What is Classroom Interruptions?
Choosing books to read that are personally interesting to you is a part of this plan.
What is a Reading Improvement Plan?
Pair students with a buddy, and let the two students read the text together.
What is Substitutes for Oral Reading?
Students are part of a classroom reading _____ in which all members can make meaningful contributions to the learning of the group.
What is Community?
Students who need to be surrounded with books of all kinds, and given the opportunity to read them every day are ________ readers.
What is Immersion?
The importance of setting up a dedicated place for students to read.
What is Creating a Place for Reading?
It is necessary for students to learn this when discussing and investigating books.
What is Common Language that readers speak?
Thos inspires students to read when school requirements to do so are lifted.
What is Authentic Opportunities to share what they love with other readers?