Learning with Trade Books
The name of a book that is not content specific and/or strictly academic.
What is a trade book?
A during reading strategy where students will mark their texts physically with different symbols to signify different thoughts, questions, etc.
What is coding?
Name one of the methods used for teaching vocabulary.
what are:
SLAP Method
Frayer Model
Concept Definition Map
An assessment that is informal and may require multiple checks for understanding (i.e. do now, exit slip, etc.)
What are formative assessments?
Students who have an ____ or special academic program, have these accommodations in order for success in their learning
what is IEP?
What is the main purpose of using trade books in the classroom?
what is to provide relevant reading for your students
A student writes down their thoughts or questions they have about the text they will be reading. Which step of the BDA instruction does this satisfy?
What is B-Before reading?
Everyday or "basic" words in students lives that do not require direct instruction
What is basic Vocabulary?
An assessment that is informal, may require testing or reflection/summarizing of the content learned.
What is summative assessment?
Distinct instructional techniques to provide support to help English learners understand demanding lesson content.
What is Sheltered Instruction?
Something a teacher should check prior to assigning a trade book for their students to read regarding their reading levels.
what is lexile level
What is B- before reading.
Vocabulary Consisting of three different tiers (basic, academic, content specific)
what is tiered vocabulary?
A generalized standing of a student at their particular grade level.
What is percentile score.
What are some ways that teachers can create culturally responsive learning environments?
Answers can be but not limited to:
-Paired Learning
-Having Bilingual Dictionaries
-Allow students to speak, read, write in native language
-Provide reading materials in native language
-Label simple objects in classroom in multiple languages
Uninterrupted reading time given to students for both pleasurable and academic
What is SSR (Sustained Silent Reading)
Provide an example of a before, during, and after reading activity.
Answers are not limited to:
Before: (DO NOW)-Admit slip, introductory video w/ questions, KWL, anticipation guide
During: Coding while reading, Cornell Note taking, journals, selective reading guide, use of GO,
After: Journal Entries, Summaries, Emit Slip, Reflections, Post reading questions,
What RIPTS is closely related to teaching vocabulary in different content areas?
What is RIPTS #2--Teachers have a deep content knowledge base sufficient to create learning experiences that reflect an understanding of the central concepts, vocabulary, structures, and tools of the inquiry of the disciplines/content areas they teach.
Detailed, consistent guidelines regarding the expectations for students papers/projects/assignments.
What is a rubric?
Which of the RIPTS is most closely related to this topic?
What is RIPTS #4?-- Teachers create instructional opportunities that reflect a respect for the diversity of learners and an understanding of how students differ in their approaches to learning.