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Courtney Jackson

My November Top Ten List: Word Study in Action | Scholastic.com - 0 views

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    This article shows how a teacher uses word study in their classroom. It includes what they do each day of the week regarding word study and different games you can have your students play to help them with words.
Jenifer Dise

Multicultural Children's Literature Author Studies - 2 views

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    Advanced Children's Literature Course from UNI. Author Studies assignment posts on this blog.
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    Advanced Children's Literature Course from UNI. Author Studies assignment posts on this blog.
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    are these units? what do they include?
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    This blog has posts about authors of multicultural themed books. There is a description of the author, background, biographical and writing style information as well as a list of their books.
Gabrielle Doud

IN-DEPTH STUDY OF VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT.: OneSearch! - 0 views

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    Study of Development of Vocabulary
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    How does this seem like it would be useful? Why would someone read it? Is it applicable to your student at this time?
sarah Vander Zanden

Visuwords™ online * Visual Dictionary, Visual Thesaurus - 0 views

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    Great word study tool, etymology mapped visually! Good for kids who like to see relationships or are visual learners
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    Great word study tool, etymology mapped visually! Good for kids who like to see relationships or are visual learners
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.
anonymous

Intentional Spelling: Seven Steps to Eliminate Guessing.: OneSearch! - 2 views

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    This article provides a seven step approach to spelling instruction that encourages word study based on the words students experience in their daily writing activities. It focuses on shifting spelling instruction from a focus on the number of words spelled correctly to developing an understanding of how words work.
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    I really like this! My student really struggles with spelling and so this will be great for my instruction so I can better help him!
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    I also enjoyed this article! I feel like the strategies they list under principle 3 I can use with my student. I also like the games they listed under principle 6. I feel like the games are fun and also beneficial to the students because it will help them develop their spelling.
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    I love this article. Spelling is so much more than memorizing and the author is right when she says that the words the student don't master on Friday are forgotten by Monday. That is why we work on blends, digraphs, onsets, and rimes. I also love the part about how spelling affects self-esteem and vocabulary as well. Awesome information!
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    This article really got me thinking about spelling and how it affects a students writing confidence. I like how it is an analyzing of words approach rather than just memorization. I think the chart fort student analyzing could be useful but I might change the wording to be more kid friendly.
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.
Holly Henderson

Response to Intervention: Following Three Reading Recovery Children on Their Individual... - 0 views

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    study of three struggling readers in first grade who were in Reading Recovery
anonymous

From scribbles to scrabble: preschool children's developing knowledge of wr...: OneSearch! - 0 views

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    Research study on development of emergent writing skills in preschoolers
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
Lauren Petri

ERIC - Adolescent Literacy: Wordy Study with Middle and High School Students, TEACHING ... - 1 views

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    Words Their Way (WTW) to teach phonemic awareness, spelling patterns, and morphology to adolescent students.
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    I really liked this Lauren, thanks for posting! I used WTW at Lincoln, and it worked well. I was wondering how to implement it with older students, and here are some answers!
staffordk31

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

Beginning Teaching Strategies to use with Word Study

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Beth Harvey

Previewing Content Vocabulary - 2 views

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    Word Study Strategy
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    And...I wonder what the benefit is or who it applies to or why we might use it...so many questions. Perhaps you could add a few bullet points or highlights to help others see if it is useful for their context.
Alexis Meyer

Taylor & Francis Online :: Moving Out of Silence: Helping Struggling Readers Find Their... - 0 views

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    This article connects with our video strategy, because it talks about how struggling readers take leadership roles through discussion.  The article is a study about struggling readers and discussion.
Angela Mackey

OneSearch!: Vocabulary Development During Read-Alouds: Primary Practices. - 2 views

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    Study of four teacher's and their strategies used to enhance vocabulary development during read alouds.
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    is this relevant for older students or just relevant for primary kids?
Kelsey Nickel

OneSearch!: Examining the relations between reading fluency and reading comprehension f... - 0 views

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    This is an article about a study that was done with English Language learners and the relationship between their reading comprehension and reading fluency.
Emily Garman

Blue Prints Programs - 1 views

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    Review for Thursday 11/14
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    This is really helpful to consider all the components...thanks.
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    This resource outlines the costs of the program, gives a description of the program and lists outcomes of various studies regarding the program.
Bridget Bryson

READ 180 | National Center on Intensive Intervention - 0 views

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    Research study on Read 180 for intervention purposes
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
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)?
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