'Explicit teaching' presentation slideshows

Grammar for Writing: Principles and Practices

Grammar for Writing: Principles and Practices. Debra Myhill. All art is achieved through the exercise of a craft, and every craft has its rudiments that must be taught. Fairfax and Moat ( 1998). INTRODUCTION. TEACHING WRITING: THE BIG PICTURE. Another place, another time.

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Literacy in the Wachusett Regional Schools

Literacy in the Wachusett Regional Schools. Key Features of the Literacy Program . Balanced literacy Teachers as learners Instruction is what matters most Assessment drives instruction. What Is Balanced Literacy?. Balanced Literacy

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Catering for the Range of Learners: Differentiation

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Scaffolding

Scaffolding. A scaffold is:. Scaffolding:. A temporary platform, either supported from below or suspended from above, on which workers sit or stand when performing tasks at heights above the ground. . Scaffolding: .

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Increasing Explicitness in Fluency Instruction

Increasing Explicitness in Fluency Instruction. Michael C. McKenna University of Virginia. Sharon Walpole University of Delaware. Speed test . . . ready?. The Herdmans were absolutely the. worst kids in the history of the. world. They lied and stole and.

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CECV Intervention Framework Module 5b Learning & Teaching PLANNING THE INTERVENTION

CECV Intervention Framework Module 5b Learning & Teaching PLANNING THE INTERVENTION. 1. Purpose of this Module. As a result of participating in this unit, you will: Understand the components of effective intervention

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Five Components Of Reading

Five Components Of Reading. ELAR Curriculum Department October 2012. Why are we focusing on reading?. Did any of these factors figure in your response?. Current campus data PLCs Planning for Learning across content strands ISIP reports M. Kilgo training

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Philosophical Foundations

Philosophical Foundations. Foundations of Curriculum. Philosophy. Study of wisdom (Love of wisdom) Philosophy fundamental question: Metaphysic - What is real? Epistemology - What is truth? Axiology - What is of value?. Philosophy and Curriculum.

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Accounting

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Cognitive Stimulation Therapy

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Students Reading Below Grade Level: 4 th Grade

Students Reading Below Grade Level: 4 th Grade. Annie La EDU 7201, Fall 2011. Table of Contents. Introduction Statement of Problem Review of Literature Current Instructional strategies Theorists & Practitioners Statement of Hypothesis Participants Instrument(s) References Appendices.

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A Library Programme

A Library Programme. Why now?. Reasons for development. Curriculum needs a framework. Curriculum needs a VISION. Curriculum needs ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS that link to the needs of changing learners and developments in the field (ISTE NETS, 21st Century Fluencies).

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Catholic Social Teaching Project

Catholic Social Teaching Project. Holy Spirit School, Bray Park. Context. Year 6 class of 24 students (out of a cohort of 3 classes) Target Subjects: English, History and Visual Art Implementation for 10 Weeks CST Principles : Dignity of Human Person Human Equality

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FERTILE QUESTIONS

FERTILE QUESTIONS. A closer look at using fertile questions to engage students in rich learning. What are the 6 criteria for a fertile question?. Is it an open question?

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Literacy Coaching

Literacy Coaching. Review - 2009 and 2010. 2009. Staff surveyed about reading and results presented to staff (May 2009) What are the students reading? How do the teachers monitor what the students read? What strategies are effective? How can we improve how we teach reading?

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The Architecture of a Mini Lesson

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Improving attendance takes an integrated approach

Improving attendance takes an integrated approach. Students. Universal Attendance Supports Safe, inviting classroom and school environment Engaging opening activities Consistent attendance messages Intentional family participation

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