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Outcome. Understand both the importance of and the process used to align instruction to the Reading/English Language Arts Voluntary State Curriculum. Alignment Model Maryland Voluntary State Curriculum Intended Curriculum. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Outcome Understand both the importance of
and the process used to align instruction to the Reading/English
Language Arts Voluntary State Curriculum.
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Alignment Model
Maryland Voluntary State CurriculumIntended Curriculum
Maryland School Assessment Instructional ProgramAchieved Curriculum Delivered Curriculum
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The Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE)
has aligned theMaryland School Assessment (MSA)
to the Voluntary State Curriculum (VSC)
in Reading.It is the job of the local school systems to align the daily instructional program to the VSC with
the help of MSDE. In order to do this, there must be a clear understanding of the VSC.
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The complete VSC for Reading/ELA can be found on
the web at
http://www.mdk12.org/instruction/curriculum/reading/
index.html
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In reading/ELA we have seven standards for grades PreK-8
1.0 General Reading Processes2.0 Comprehension of Informational Text3.0 Comprehension of Literary Text4.0 Writing5.0 Controlling Language6.0 Listening7.0 Speaking
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How is the VSC labeled?
1.0 StandardA. Topic 1. Indicatora. Objective > Assessment Limit
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To read the VSC you need to know:
1.0 General Reading Processes STANDARD
A. Phonemic AwarenessTOPIC
a. Tell whether sounds are same or different OBJECTIVE
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Label the following:2.0 Comprehension of Informational Text
E. General Reading Comprehension
4. Determine important ideas and messages in informational text
a. Identify and explain the author’s/text’s purpose and intended audience
In the text or a portion of the text
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General Reading Processes (1.0) has five topics:
A. Phonemic Awareness (Not assessed on MSA)B. Phonics (Assessed on MSA Gr. 3 &
4)C. Fluency (Not assessed on MSA)D. Vocabulary (Assessed on MSA Gr. 3-8)E. Comprehension (Assessed on MSA Gr. 3-8)
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LEARNING TO READ
Phonemic Awareness
Phonics CRACKING THE CODE
+ Fluency accuracy, rate, expression
predicts comprehensionVocabulary sounds to words
Comprehension before, during, after
VSC PreK – 3 includes:
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READING TO LEARN
Comprehension using the code to learn
(vocabulary)
before, during, after
VSC 3 - 8 includes:
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Only standards1.0 General Reading Processes
-- includes all of the reading skills and processes necessary for reading any text
2.0 Comprehension of Informational Text-- includes all of the reading skills and processes necessary for reading any content text
3.0 Comprehension of Literary Text-- includes all of the reading skills and processes for reading any type of literature
are assessed on MSA.
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Reading for a PurposeStandards 2 and 3 in the VSC give the reading process a purpose.
These standards have only one topic which is comprehension and are assessed on MSA.
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Reading for a Purpose
Standard 2.0: Comprehension of Informational Text: Students will read, comprehend, interpret, analyze, and evaluate informational texts. This standard is for all teachers.Programs in any content area could align to this standard.
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Reading for a PurposeStudents are reading content material such as textbooks, trade books, reference materials, research, historical documents, periodicals, journals, biographies, newspapers, letters, and articles.
Students are reading functional documents such as sets of directions, science experiments, applications, forms and menus.
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Reading for a Purpose
Standard 3.0: Comprehension of Literary Text: Students will read, comprehend, interpret, analyze, and evaluate literary texts. This standard is for reading and English teachers.
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Reading for a Purpose
•Students are reading literary text such as stories, folk tales, fairy tales, fantasy and fables.
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Where to begin???
Central to the document
is the Reading Process
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In the VSC it is found in:Standard 1.0: General Reading Processes
Kinds of text – all textBeforeDuring Strategic Reading Behaviors
After
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Strategic Reading Behaviors(VSC-General Reading Processes:Standard 1.0)-No assessment limits
BEFORE DURINGPreview (title, illustrations, graphs, charts, photographs)
Reread, restate, revisit difficult parts
Set a purpose for reading Paraphrase important ideas
Predict and ask questions Visualize
Record important ideas (graphically organize information, note-taking strategies)
Connect to the text using prior knowledge/experiences
Skim for connections between ideasExplain personal connections
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1.0 General Reading
Processes (After)•Main idea
•Directly stated
•Inferences
•Draw conclusions
•Prediction
•Paraphrase
•Summarize
•Connect to
personnel experience
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Strategic Reading Behaviors(After Reading)
2.0 Comprehension ofInformational Text
3.0 Comprehension ofLiterary Text
4c State and support main ideas and messages [p. 27 (Int.)]
6a Identify, explain, analyze main ideas and universal themes[p. 46 (Int.)]
4d Summarize or paraphrase the text or a portion of the text [p. 27 (Int.)]
6d Summarize the text [p. 47 (Int.)]
4g Draw conclusions, make generalizations, synthesize ideas to form new understanding [p. 28 (Int.)]
6f Explain implications of the text for the reader and/or society [p. 47 (Int.)]
4j Connect the text to prior knowledge and experience[p. 29 (Int.)]
6e Identify, reflect on, explain personal connections to the text[p. 47 (Int.)]
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Only objectives with assessment limits can be
assessed on MSA.
Where won’t you find assessment limits in the
VSC?
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Use the VSC to teach an after reading specific
skill:3.0 Comprehension of Literary Text 2. Analyze text features to facilitate understanding of
literary textb. Identify and explain how print features contribute to meaning
IllustrationsPunctuationPrint features
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To achieve success with this indicator students must know the
following:AnalyzeIdentifyExplain IllustrationsPunctuationPrint featuresContributions to meaning
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Teachers will use the “objective” in their
daily instruction keeping the
assessment limit in mind.
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Levels of Cognitive DemandBloom Barrett
Literal KnowledgeComprehension
RecognitionRecall
Interpretive ApplicationAnalysisSynthesis
Inference
Critical Evaluation EvaluationAppreciation
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Teachers must use thoughtful planning to move students through levels of cognitive demand Literal-identify the illustrations
Interpretive-explain how the author uses print features
Critical-analyze the author’s use of punctuation in helping you understand the text
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Finally, daily instruction must include formative assessments
that:1) Tell the teacher if the
student understands2) Aligns to the VSC
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A Model for Aligning Instruction
1. Identify the standard, indicator, objective, and assessment limit
2. Develop the lesson objective3. Develop the formative assessment
and sample exemplary response4. Explicit Instruction5. Identify before, during, and after
reading strategies
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Outcome Understand both the importance of
and the process used to align instruction to the Reading/English
Language Arts Voluntary State Curriculum.