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Ethan Harvey

Teachers' Views about Effective Use of Technology in Classrooms: OneSearch! - 0 views

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    An overview of strategies for integrating various technological mediums into the classrooms and educators' perceptions on strategies and technology in general.
Emily Garman

How Do I Write…? Scaffolding Preschoolers' Early Writing Skills - Cabell - 2013 ... - 0 views

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    This article is about writing in early childhood education. The authors describe four stages of emergent writing and how they fall around the alphabetic principle. They give examples of four children's writing within these stages. There are suggestions for how preschool teachers can scaffold all stages.
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Brooke Argotisnger

Toward A Model Of Promoting Literacy For Students With Autism Spectrum Disorder In The... - 1 views

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    Implementations for classroom teachers with students with ASD
Bridget Bryson

http://schools.nyc.gov/documents/d75/literacy/uos/middle/ms_unit_1.pdf - 0 views

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    Middle School Literacy Guide. This guide introduces and explains the following: Workshops in reading and writing. Writer's Notebook. Writing and publishing process. A nice overall glimpse of strategies.
Bridget Bryson

http://www.bath.kyschools.us.schools.bz/userfiles/2/Seven%20Literacy%20Strategies%20Tha... - 0 views

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    Literacy strategies that worked in a troubled high school in CA. Read-alouds, K-W-L charts, Graphic Organizers, Vocab Instruction, Writing to Learn, Structured Note-Taking and Reciprocal Teaching.
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    These strategies are common across grades, it is nice to see the specific application to a group of students and I hope folks who have a different concentration will look this over as well.
Nicole Baker

c4s3_17integrated.pdf (application/pdf Object) - 3 views

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    This article is about word study and different techniques that a teacher can use with a student who need help in this particular area.
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    This article gave great examples of sorting the different types of words into categories. For example, when two words that sound the same have different meanings (their and there). It also expresses different spelling patterns that the children will encounter. Words that end in "or," "er," and "ar." This article explains that studying words of more than one syllable offers opportunities to build awareness of how language is used in narrative writing.
Ethan Harvey

The Effect of Technology-Supported Co-Sharing on L2 Vocabulary Strategy Development - 0 views

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    An article discussing the results of a study investigating the effectiveness of combining technology and traditional vocabulary strategies in L2 vocabulary acquisition. Overall results point towards technology (specifically Mywordtools) integration being beneficial in L2 vocabulary learning
Jill Fischer

Building English Language Learners' Academic Vocabulary: Strategies and Tips - 5 views

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    This article focuses on the different levels of vocabulary and what they mean. Also, the article talks about what effective vocabulary instruction is and how it should be used. It gives many different ideas for strategies that could be used to help teach vocabulary to students such as graphic organizers, academic vocabulary journals and quick writes. The article gives examples for both elementary and secondary students.
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    You might include the title to pique other students' interests...hard to make a decision about it if the link is all we see. Your description is very helpful.
Jessica Willman

Word Identification, Metacognitive Knowledge, and Motivation Study - 2 views

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    This study focuses on word identification in 3-4 grade classrooms
Jaclyn Nielsen

How to Act Out a Story - ReadWriteThink - 2 views

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    "How to Act Out a Story" Strategies dealing with the benefits of action out a story
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    I really like this! Simple, but effective. Could be used to assess the comprehension at the same time that you are building the understanding.
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    I like this idea of acting out the story. It would be fun for students while also getting them to think about details from the story. I think it would be a great activity to work on comprehension.
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    I really like this idea! I think it would be a good way to get kids moving around and excited about reading! Also a good alternative to assessing comprehension.
Rachel Keller

Words, words everywhere, but which ones do we teach? - 3 views

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    There are an estimated 88,500 word families in printed school English. So how do we, as literacy teachers, determine the most valuable, appropriate vocabulary for each student?
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    Seems impossible, doesn't it? This is often why folks who argue for a holistic or sociocultural approach to teaching and learning start with what the child knows and build from there.
staffordk31

Word Work Strategies to Develop Decoding Skills for Beginning Readers - 6 views

This article shows multiple decoding skills strategies for teachers to use.

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staffordk31

Word Study: A New Approach to Teaching Spelling - 3 views

Beginning Teaching Strategies to use with Word Study

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shastae

The Directed Spelling Thinking Activity (DSTA): Providing an effective balance in word ... - 1 views

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    This article discusses a strategy that encourages honest discussion, critical thinking, concept formation, and the use of problem-solving strategy. It also allows the children to make predictions, revising their predictions through reading, and using evidence from the readings to defend their conclusions.
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    I liked the different strategies that the authors wrote about on page 103. Those strategies seem to be more student-led, which could mean that students are exploring and solving problems with spelling. However, I wonder how the strategies will work if student's aren't used to self-monitoring spelling individually (asking themselves, does it look right, sound right, and make sense)?
Rebecca Brown

Notebook Know-how: Strategies for the Writer's Notebook - Aimee Elizabeth Buckner - Goo... - 0 views

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    While this is a book, there is a lot of the book included in this preview. The book discusses strategies to help students create their own writer's notebook. 
Gabrielle Doud

Word Study Instruction in the K-2 Classroom.: OneSearch! - 1 views

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    This study helped students learn to spell words that they had often misspelled by putting the words that sound the same but are spelled similarly into the same wordlist. They also looked at student writing and worked together in small groups.
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    Interesting approach to grouping 2nd graders. When targeting both writing and reading instruction, spelling achievement lags far behind reading achievement. Not as important in K-1 groups. Article provided insight on strategy choices I may choose for my student.
Shelby Overmohle

Motivating Struggling Readers in an Era of Mandated Instructional Practices - 0 views

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    5 principals for motivating struggling readers
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    Motivating Struggling Readers (Journal Article Review)
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    what age would this target? All kids?
Shelby Overmohle

Motivating struggling readers: Three keys to success. - 0 views

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    Three keys to success using child-led discussions to motivate struggling readers.
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