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BROWARD READING ENDORSEMENT ADD-ON
PROGRAM - 2011
What’s New and What You Need to Know!
Terri Coyle
Secondary Reading Curriculum Specialist
NOVEMBER 2011
Who Needs the Endorsement?• Teachers with any certification who
teach reading in grades 7-12, but are not certified in reading, must have reading endorsement.
• All Reading Coaches and Reading Resource Specialists are required to be reading endorsed.
• Teachers in grades K - 6 are not required to be reading endorsed. 6th grade classes must be pure 6th only!
What is the difference between Reading Endorsement and
Reading Certification?
• The Reading Endorsement is a “rider” to other certifications. It is made up of 15 university course credit hours (or 300 inservice points).
• Teachers with 30 university course credit hours or a Master’s Degree in Reading must take the reading certification test to earn the K-12 reading certification.
What is the Reading Endorsement Comprised of and How Can It Be
Earned?
The reading endorsement is comprised of 6 competencies.
The reading endorsement can be pursued through either the following tracks:
Paths to Reading Endorsement
• Broward Reading Endorsement Add-on Program
• State DOE Approved College Coursework
Workshop Combination Track
Consisting of district staff development (face-to-face and online courses)
One training/course option to satisfy each of five competencies, plus the Practicum.
Follow the Workshop Combination Track Plan of Study Sheet and the Workshop Combination Track Procedures!
Virtual University Track
Consisting of five district developed online courses, plus the Practicum.
Follow the Virtual University Plan of Study Sheet and the Virtual University Track Procedures!
How can I access current information about the Reading Endorsement?
Check the Reading Endorsement Conference in CAB on a regular basis. This conference is in the Instructional Resources folder.
Reading Endorsement information is also available on the Virtual University website: www.sbbc-vu.com
Forms You Should Have:
• Approved Courses List - 2010• Procedures for Workshop Combination Track
or Virtual University Track - 2010• Plan of Study Sheet Workshop Combination
Track or Virtual University Track - 2010• Portfolio Guidelines (for WCT) - 2010• Practicum Protocol (min. 4 copies) – 2010• Lesson Plan and Reflection Templates - 2010
Updated Approved Courses List
Current vs. Retired courses for the Workshop Combination Track:
Retired courses are still accepted (1999 – 2010) if they show on your ESS Inservice Report. Title and points must match the Plan of Study Sheet!
On the Plan of Study Sheet for the selected track, check only one course per competency. Do not mix tracks!
Note training date and BET/BE numbers.
Approved Reading Endorsement Courses
Update:DOE Courses are no longer free of charge!
•Competency 1: FOLAC = FL-DOE Online Course•Competency 3: ADAPT = FL-DOE Online Course•Competency 4 and 5: FADI = FL-DOE Online Course•Competency 4 and 5: PDA-ESE = FL-DOE Online CourseThese DOE courses may only be used on the Workshop Combination Track, not on the Virtual University Track!
Reading Endorsement Fast Track Model
•Competency 1: LETRS 1 (3 days)•Competency 2: Advanced Reading Processes (6 weeks)•Competency 3: LETRS 3 (3 days)•Competency 4: CRISS (3 days)•Competency 5: Portfolio using CRISS with RC support•Competency 6: Practicum using CRISS with RC support
The Portfolio1.5 - 2 inch binder with tabsTab 1: Plan of Study Sheet Tab 2: Inservice RecordTab 3: Implementation SummaryTab 4: Six lesson plans Tab 5: Twelve samples of student work Tab 6: Six dated Lesson Reflection Tab 7: Four complete Practicum Protocols
Four Practicum Protocols must be completed in order to satisfy Competency 6.
This may require more than four observations.
Two Practicum Protocols must be conducted by the reading coach, and two by an administrator.
WHAT NOT TO DO!!!!
• COPIES of documents• BEEP lessons• Override procedures• Money orders in with their Portfolio and/or Practicum• Submit their application to Certification before all coursework shows up on their Inservice Record• Submit unprofessional and/or illegible work• Submit coursework NOT on the Plan of Study Sheet• Submit coursework NOT on your Inservice Record• Lack of sign-in sheet/appraisal evidence• Mix tracks
For Elementary Teachers:Which track to choose?
If you have completed A.L.L., Reading First Summer Academy, Wilson Reading and/or CRISS follow the Workshop Combination Track.
For Secondary Teachers:Which track to choose?
All secondary reading teachers should follow the Workshop Combination Track.
The following websites will be helpful:
• Virtual University: www.sbbc-vu.com
• Core Curriculum:
www.broward.k12.fl.us/k12programs
• SBBC Certification:
www.broward.k12.fl.us/certification
• State Department of Education: www.fldoe.org
NGCAR-PDProgram 2011
NGCAR-PD is for High Fluent Level 2 Students
NGCAR-PD• Next Generation Content Area Reading Professional Development (NGCAR-PD)
• 90 inservice points
• For high level 2 students who are not having decoding issues ~ only vocabulary and comprehension needs = FLUENT
NGCAR-PD Program includes:
NGCAR-PD Face to Face Course* = 60 points
•9 – 10 week course of study with face-to-face workshop sessions and implementation practice
NGCAR-PD Practicum* = 30 points
•9 – 10 week implementation plan with observations and monitoring
TOTAL = 90 POINTS
* Does NOT satisfy Reading Endorsement
NGCAR-PD
• NGCAR-PD Train-the-Trainer is offered through the SBBC.
•The Reading Coach(es) plus at least one content area teacher should be trained from each middle and high school.
• NGCAR-PD teacher training will be offered throughout the 2011 – 2012 school year by each school’s in-house trainers.
NGCAR-PDNGCAR-PD Trainers:• Training calendar sent to Terri Coyle • Schools purchase the training materials
STUDENT PLACEMENT
GRADES 6 - 12
2011 - 2012 SCHOOL YEAR
ALL LEVEL 1 STUDENTS = INTENSIVE READING CLASS WITH READING ENDORSED/CERTIFIED TEACHER OR TEACHER WORKING TOWARDS READING
ENDORSEMENT*********
ALL DISFLUENT LEVEL 2 STUDENTS = INTENSIVE READING CLASS WITH READING ENDORSED/CERTIFIED TEACHER OR TEACHER WORKING TOWARDS READING
ENDORSEMENT
*********FLUENT LEVEL 2 (SEE PLACEMENT CHART) =
INTENSIVE READING CLASS WITH READING ENDORSED/CERTIFIED TEACHER OR TEACHER WORKING TOWARDS READING ENDORSEMENT
ORNGCAR-PD OPTION: CONTENT AREA CLASS WITH READING ENDORSED/CERTIFIED
ORNGCAR-PD OPTION: CONTENT AREA CLASS WITH NGCAR-PD PROGRAM COMPLETED
ORNGCAR-PD OPTION: CONTENT AREA CLASS WITH NGCAR-PD COURSE COMPLETED
BUT STILL WORKING ON THE NGCAR-PD PRACTICUMOR
NGCAR-PD OPTION: CONTENT AREA CLASS WITH READING ENDORSEMENT IN PROGRESS TEACHER WITH AT LEAST 2 READING ENDORSEMENT COURSES
11TH AND 12TH GRADE RETAKERS :
ALL LEVEL 1 STUDENTS = INTENSIVE READING CLASS WITH READING ENDORSED/CERTIFIED TEACHER
RETAKE LEVEL 2 (FCAT 299 AND BELOW – SEE PLACEMENT CHART) =
READING CLASS WITH READING ENDORSED/CERTIFIED TEACHEROR
NGCAR-PD OPTION: CONTENT AREA CLASS WITH READING ENDORSED/CERTIFIED OR
NGCAR-PD OPTION: CONTENT AREA CLASS WITH NGCAR-PD PROGRAMCOMPLETEDOR
NGCAR-PD OPTION: CONTENT AREA CLASS WITH NGCAR-PD COURSE COMPLETED BUT STILL WORKING ON THE NGCAR-PD PRACTICUM
ORNGCAR-PD OPTION: CONTENT AREA CLASS WITH READING ENDORSEMENT IN
PROGRESS TEACHER WITH AT LEAST 2 READING ENDORSEMENT COURSES COMPLETED
11TH AND 12TH GRADE LEVEL 2/PASSING FCAT (SCORE OF 300+)
CONTENT AREA CLASS WITH NGCAR-PD PROGRAM COMPLETED TEACHER
OR
CONTENT AREA CLASS WITH NGCAR-PD COURSE COMPLETED BUT STILL WORKING ON THE NGCAR-PD PRACTICUM
OR
CONTENT AREA CLASS WITH READING ENDORSEMENT IN PROGRESS TEACHER WITH AT LEAST 2 READING ENDORSEMENT COURSES COMPLETED
OR
CONTENT AREA CLASS WITH DISTRICT-DETERMINED READING/LEARNING STRATEGIES (CRISS) DELIVERED BY A DISTRICT TRAINED TEACHER
BROWARD READING ENDORSEMENT ADD-ON
PROGRAM 2011
What’s New and What You Need to Know!
Terri CoyleSecondary Reading Curriculum Specialist