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In this resourcerich book and teachers prompting guide youll find All the planning and instructional tools you need to teach guided reading well from preA to fluent organized around Richardsons proven AssessDecideGuide framework Prompts discussion starters teaching points word lists intervention suggestions and more to support all students including dual language learners and struggling readers 29 comprehension modules that cover essential strategiesmonitoring retelling inferring summarizing and many others Plus an online resource bank with dozens of downloadable assessment and recordkeeping forms Richardsons allnew stagespecific lesson plan templates More than 40 short videos showing Jan modeling key parts of guided reading lessons for every stage A handy flipchart guide with prompts discussion starters and teaching points for use during guided reading to inform your next step forward. April 30th, 2012. Why?. Moving to a Language focus. To consolidate good practice . R. eview consistency of purpose and practice across Primary. Capitalise. on CPD as . a. number of teachers are engaged in a pilot . . VDOE . English SOL Institute . October 30, 2014. Paul Teller . ESOL Liasion K-5. . Chesterfield County Public Schools. Patsy Stine. , . ESOL Teacher 3-5. Elizabeth Scott Elementary. Chesterfield County Public Schools. Step 1 : Generate Background Knowledge Step 2 : Activate Prior Knowledge – This is done prior to the reading or lesson to be taught in order to activates prior knowledge and set a purpose f August 2015. Jeannette Schroeder. 1. Session Outcomes:. 1. . Deepen our understanding . of why and how we should monitor the progress of beginning readers using running records. 2. . . How to administer, score, and analyze running record assessments . Coordinator of Reading. Virginia Department of Education’s . Training & Technical Assistance Center (T/TAC) . @ Virginia Tech. . Differentiation Through. . The ultimate goal of reading is to make meaning of what we have read. Comprehending text involves a complex process of intertwining skills as visually demonstrated through Scarborough’s “Reading Rope” (2001). . Agenda. The Learning Zone. Planning a guided reading lesson. The Learning Zone. Fountas. , I. C. & . Pinnell. , G. S. 2001. . Guiding Readers and Writers Grades 3-6. . Portsmouth, . NH: Heinemann. Friday 3. rd. March 2017. To explain how we teach reading in school.. To . show you how you can support your child’s reading . development . at home. .. . We will touch on spellings and ‘. unhomework. What is it? . From: Guided Highlighted Reading. A Close-Reading Strategy For Navigating Complex Text. Weber, Nelson, Schofield. “The . Reading Between The Lines . “Do things better than they have ever been done before.” . Did you know…. According to the . National Center for Educational Statistics . - . 71% of adults cannot calculate miles per gallon on a trip. Coordinator of Reading. Virginia Department of Education’s . Training & Technical Assistance Center (T/TAC) . @ Virginia Tech. . Differentiation Through. . The ultimate goal of reading is to make meaning of what we have read. Comprehending text involves a complex process of intertwining skills as visually demonstrated through Scarborough’s “Reading Rope” (2001). . Ann Bray and Mary Culpepper. Getting to know you…. Fundamental 1 Connection. . Position Statement. : All students are provided Tier I core instruction as aligned to the Nevada Academic Content Standards (NVACS).. Ann Bray and Mary Culpepper. Getting to know you…. Fundamental 1 Connection. . Position Statement. : All students are provided Tier I core instruction as aligned to the Nevada Academic Content Standards (NVACS).. Step 1Generate Background KnowledgeStep 2Activate Prior Knowledge This is done prior to the reading or lesson to be taught in order to activates prior knowledge and set a purpose for the readingAntici In this convenient flip-chart guide, you can easily find prompts, discussion starters, and teaching points to use when you want students to process more effectively, think more deeply, and express their ideas more thoughtfully. The self-standing guide with sturdy pages makes it convenient to use while working with small groups. Instantly, you can use these tools as starting points for in-depth inquiry based on behaviors you�re noticing in students. There are also recommendations on how to revise them as necessary to meet every reader�s needs.