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Indiana Department of Education Elementary Reading Guidance

Explore the Literacy Framework and strategies to enhance reading. Learn about the importance of literacy in education and its impact on student achievement. Discover resources and tools for teaching the five components of reading effectively.

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Indiana Department of Education Elementary Reading Guidance

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  1. Indiana Department of Education Elementary Reading Guidance Rose Tomishima Elementary Literacy and ELA Specialist rtomishima@doe.in.gov #INspirEDlit @EducateIN @RoseTomishima

  2. Thank You for Attending! Goals for This Training • What is Literacy? • Explore the Literacy Framework • Literacy Framework Next Steps • Amping Up the Five Components of Reading • Literacy Strategies and Resources @RoseTomishima

  3. The Literacy Framework Story... @RoseTomishima

  4. Literacy Framework Goal The Indiana Department of Education's goal is to increase overall achievement for all students in Indiana. @RoseTomishima

  5. This is Us Languages Spoken 291 English Learners 5% Free & Reduced 48% Migrant 2,101 <1% Total Students 1.2 Million Special Education 15% High Ability 13% Districts Students Urban 26% 30% Sub/Town 38% 40% Rural 36% 30% @RoseTomishima

  6. Literacy Framework Background • Reviewed 64 Literacy Frameworks at the global and national levels • Highest on NAEP • International Literacy rankings, PISA & NCEE @RoseTomishima

  7. Literacy Framework Background @RoseTomishima

  8. Conclusion Standards-based instruction and disciplinary literacy are the most significant factors to increase achievement. @RoseTomishima

  9. Literacy • Speaking • Listening • Writing • Reading

  10. Literacy: Why does it matter? • College, career, and beyond • One out of six Hoosiers • Literacy ≠ ELA @RoseTomishima

  11. Images Creating a budget Social Media Research Bills Filing taxes Booking a vacation Buying a home Putting together IKEA furniture Customer Service All Graduates will Interact with Literacy Articles Trade books Textbooks Blogs Infographics Videos Commercials Websites Podcasts Retail @RoseTomishima

  12. Skills for the 21st Century GMAC @RoseTomishima

  13. Guiding Principles Literacy propels independent thinking, reading, writing, speaking, listening, and new literacies. Disciplinary literacy and standards- based instruction accelerate student gains. Evidence-based instructional approaches transform an emergent reader into a skilled reader and lifelong learner. Literacy is a fundamental art of instruction in all disciplines. Teachers as adaptive experts have the most impact on student learning. Administrators are change agents and have the power to create and support a culture of literacy.

  14. Explore the Literacy Framework Literacy Webpage on the IDOE website, click Literacy Framework @RoseTomishima

  15. Reflect on the Literacy Framework How do you see this impacting achievement? How could you incorporate this into instruction? @RoseTomishima

  16. Five Components of Reading @RoseTomishima

  17. Phonemic Awareness The knowledge that spoken words can be broken apart into smaller segments of sound known as phonemes. @RoseTomishima

  18. Phonemic Awareness @RoseTomishima

  19. Phonemic Awareness Resources • Florida Center for Reading Research • Michael Heggerty Phonemic Awareness Curriculum • Reading Rockets • ReadingResource.net • Hand2Mind Phonological Awareness • Jack Hartman Phonemic Awareness Song @RoseTomishima

  20. Phonics The knowledge that letters can represent phonemes and that these sounds are blended together to form written words. @RoseTomishima

  21. Phonics Progression @RoseTomishima

  22. Phonics Resources • Florida Reading Research on Phonics • Phonics Song • Reading Rockets Alphabet • Phonics Resources- LRI • Education.com • Raising Robust Readers • Hands On As We Grow @RoseTomishima

  23. Fluency The ability to recognize words easily, read with greater speed, accuracy, and expression, and to better understand what is read. @RoseTomishima

  24. @RoseTomishima

  25. Fluency Strategies @RoseTomishima

  26. Fluency @RoseTomishima

  27. Fluency @RoseTomishima

  28. Fluency Resources • Let’s Bring Back the Magic of Song for Teaching Reading • What’s the Perfect Text for Struggling Readers? Try Poetry! • Effective Teaching of Reading: From Phonics to Fluency to Proficient Reading • Scholastic’s 5 Surefire Strategies for Developing Reading Fluency • Developing Fluent Readers @RoseTomishima

  29. Vocabulary Teaching new words, either as they appear in text or by introducing new words separately. @RoseTomishima

  30. Vocabulary Gap Linguistically “poor” first graders knew 5,000 words; linguistically “rich” first graders knew 20,000 words. (Moats, 2001) By first grade, higher SES groups are likely to know about twice as many words as lower SES children. (Graves, 2006) @RoseTomishima

  31. Vocabulary Gap About 80% of words students know were taught to them...not read with context clues. (Biemiller, 1999, 2005) When exposed to a word with only context clues, the retention rate is only 10-15%. (Beck, Perfetti, & McKeown, 1982; McKeown, Beck, Omanson, & Perfetti, 1983; McKeown, Beck, Omanson, & Pople, 1985) @RoseTomishima

  32. Vocabulary • Select a limited number of words. • Select words that are unknown. • Select words critical to passage or unit understanding. • Select words that can be used in the future. • Select words that have word relatives. • Select words that contain “meaningful parts” (prefix, suffix, root). • Select difficult words that need interpretation. @RoseTomishima

  33. Vocabulary @RoseTomishima

  34. Vocabulary Instructional Routine @RoseTomishima

  35. Vocabulary @RoseTomishima

  36. Comprehension @RoseTomishima

  37. Comprehension Extracting meaning from what you read @RoseTomishima

  38. Comprehension Resources • Read Naturally Reading Comprehension • ReadWorks.org Reading Comprehension • Reading Rockets 10 Resources on Comprehension • Eleven Reading Comprehension Exercises • High 5 Reading Strategies • Effective Practices for Developing Reading Comprehension @RoseTomishima

  39. The Reading Universe Barksdale Reading Institute Reading Universe @RoseTomishima

  40. Five Components Resources • Jack Hartman YouTube Channel • The Learning Station YouTube Channel • Achieve The Core • ReadWorks.org • What Works Clearinghouse Practice Guides K-3 • Education.com • Reading Rockets • 25 Reading strategies that work in every content area @RoseTomishima

  41. Let’s Play! Five Components of Reading Game Board Five Components of Reading Padlet

  42. Community of Practice If you are interested in joining our Literacy Community of Practice and receive our monthly newsletter, please complete this form. @RoseTomishima

  43. One Lucky Winner... The Word Collector By: Peter H Reynolds

  44. Updates from IDOE Office of School Improvement Literacy Mathematics Social Emotional Learning High Ability Indiana Academic Standards @RoseTomishima

  45. Thank You for Attending! Thank you for attending... Rose Tomishima Elementary Literacy and ELA Specialist rtomishima@doe.in.gov @RoseTomishima

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