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Before, During, and After Reading
Culturally Responsive Teaching
New Literacies
Learning with Trade Books
Writing Across the Content Area
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All students need to have opportunities to think critically, organize and question while they are interacting with the text.
What is During Reading Strategies?
100
Four Instructional Perspectives
What is Contribution Approach, Additive Approach, Transformative Approach, Decision-making/ social action approach?
100
Threaded discussions, blogs, wikis, nings
What are communication tools for engaging Writing to Learn?
100
-Creating classroom libraries and Text Sets -Self-Selected Reading -Teacher Read-alouds -Group Models for studying trade books
What are instructional strategies for using trade books?
100
-Lend encouragement to students who are maturing as readers and writers -Provide instructional support
What are the ways to integrate reading and writing?
200
Strategy where the student will... •Analyze the material to be read. •Write ideas in short, clear, declarative statements. •Put statements in a format that elicits anticipation and prediction. •Discuss the students’ predictions and anticipations before they read the text selection. •Assign the text selection. •Contrast the readers’ predictions with the author’s intended meaning.
What is Anticipation Guides?
200
-Identity and Achievement -Equity and Excellence -Developmental appropriateness -Teaching the whole child -Student Teacher Relationships
What are the five essential themes for a culturally relevant pedagogy?
200
-Focuses on inquiry and student choice -Employ a student centered curriculum -Teach thinking and learning in multimodal environments -Teach students how to evaluate websites -Use the internet -Link in-school and out-of-school literacies -Recognize non-linear characteristics of new literacies -Connect with the content standards
What is a New Literacy Classroom?
200
-Authority -Accuracy -Appropriateness -Literary Artistry -Attractiveness
What are the five A's for evaluating nonfiction trade books?
200
-Involve Purpose -Commitment -Schema Activation -Planning -Working with ideas -Revision and Rethinking -Monitoring
What are common characteristics of reading and writing?
300
During reading strategy where students will mark up the text using symbols to point out any questions, confusions, or important parts....
What is Coding Text
300
-Provide comprehensive input -Use strategies for vocabulary development -Differentiate between intensive and extensive reading -Use the repeated reading strategy -Use learning strategies for active engagement -Use writing strategies
What are ways to adapt instruction in content classrooms?
300
-Creativity and innovation -Communication and collaboration -Research and information fluency -Critical thinking, problem solving, and decision making -Digital Citizenship -Technology operations and concepts
What are the six ISTE standards?
300
-Deepen student knowledge of real people, places, and phenomena of the present and the past -Provide student in-depth, up to date info -Help students see how knowledge in different domains is organized, used, and related -Develop student familiarity with the language and vocabulary of a discipline -Improve student comprehension of expository text, a skill required for survival in the Information Age -Provide insights into the contemporary issues of interest to teens that get little attention in textbooks.
What are the benefits of using nonfiction in the classroom?
300
-Provides informal opportunities to explore and clarify ideas and concepts
What is Writing to Learn?
400
Link ideas from brainstorming into a two dimensional map.. Show relationships among ideas.
What is Clustering
400
More opportunities for people from other countries
What is Reason for more diverse classrooms?
400
-Mastery of reading and Writing using modes of communication -Understand that we are moving from a page dominated to a screen dominated literacy
What is knowledge a teacher needs in a media driven society?
400
The use can challenge and stimulate student thinking on a range of important issues with particular relevance to the world today.
What are trade books?
400
-Provides more formal, elaborate, and well-thought out writing -Some forms of writing cross all content areas -Each discipline has its specific writing forms, styles, and conventions.
What is Writing in Disciplines?
500
-Ask students, "What do you know about...?" -If students don't have sufficient prior knowledge, teach or re-teach concepts before introducing new material
What are ways to assess students prior knowledge?
500
-Norms: average scores -Representativeness -Percentile Scores: relative standing of a student at a grade level -Stanine Scores: raw scores -Grade-Equivalent Scores -Reliability: consistency or stability of score -Validity: most important aspects of the test?
What are the characteristics of standardized testing?
500
-No Child Left Behind -Race to the Top -Common Core State Standards -Every Student Succeeds Act
What are the actions done by legislators to try and ensure students' success?
500
-Observations -Interviews -Anecdotal Records -Student-Selected performances and products organized into student portfolios
What are authentic assessments?
500
-Strategy for teachers to analyze the complexity of texts
What are Readability Formulas and Fry Readability Graph?