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All skill and strategy instruction is based on authentic literature. Phonics, comprehension, and other strategies taught are based on the teacher’s perception of the students’ needs, gleaned from observation and/or informal assessment. “Running Records” is the primary assessment tool. Phonics is taught with mini-lessons and/or with a ...
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At upper grade levels, the demands for success with complex comprehension and writing tasks, as well as for sheer volume of reading and writing, increase greatly. In order to meet these demands, students with severe literacy difficulties will usually need continuing intervention and supports. Structured Literacy.
vocabulary, sentence structure, paragraph structure, and text structure; (b) cumulative practice and ongoing review; (c) a high level of student– teacher interaction; (d) the use of carefully chosen examples and nonexamples; (e) decodable text; and (f) prompt, corrective feedback. Key Features Explicit means that important skills and
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Apr 24, 2024 · Maya Angelou said, “When we know better, we do better.”. The science of reading (SoR) is a constantly evolving body of research that leads the SL approach by helping educators know better. Structured Literacy is the ‘do better’ part of the equation. For example, while SoR gives us systems such as The Gradual Release of Responsibility ...
Structured literacy is a way of organizing and delivering reading instruction to ensure students get all the skills they need in an efficient timeframe – and without any gaps. With this approach, teachers use explicit or direct instruction. There’s no discovery or exploration when students are learning new skills – the teachers give them ...
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Assessment—Student achievement information is crucial. The best assessments will be aligned to the reading program, tracking student. progress, and monitoring teacher pacing and program use. In an effective reading program, assessment is used to. nform instruction for both large groups and individuals. D.
