reading content area leaders: deb wiswell linda stimson wendy mattson
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Reading
Content area leaders:
Deb Wiswell Linda Stimson Wendy Mattson
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Goals:
1. Provide general theoretical background information
2. Highlight key points in the area of reading
3. Explain how to maximize student performance
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Theoretical Information:
Based on the constructivist theory of learning
Learning takes place when students are active and engaged problem solvers
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Motivation and interest are key to learning
Students learn best when new information is linked to something already known
Important to build on student strengths
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Reading is part of a larger language system which
consists of reading, writing, listening and
speaking
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The essence of reading is to derive meaning
from text
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Reading is:
A complex process
NOT a set of discreet or isolated skills
A process that builds on prior knowledge and experience to make meaning from text
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Key points:
For purposes of this assessment, texts are divided into Literary and Informational Texts
Different strategies are needed for reading each type of text
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4 Learning Progressions
1. Letter/Word Identification & Vocabulary
2. Structure of Text & Story
3. Literal/Initial Understanding
4. Analysis & Interpretation
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Letter/Word ID & Vocab
Phonological Awareness/Phonics
Vocabulary
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Structure of Text & Story
Identify Concepts of Print
Text Organization
Conventions (Sentence Structure, Complexity, Grammar)
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Initial/Literal Understanding
Identifying and Describing
Obtaining Info. for a Purpose
Organizing Info. (Summarize, Sequence, Retell, Paraphrase, etc.)
Generating Questions
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Analysis & Interpretation
Connecting & Making Predictions
Knowledge of Literary Elements
Gathering & Evaluating Information
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4 Learning Progressions are:
Interdependent
Overlapping
Integrated
All necessary to demonstrate the active problem solving of a successful reader
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Learning Progressions
were developed using...
1. NH Curriculum Frameworks
2. NH Literacy Action Plan for the 21st Century
3. National Reading Panel Report, 2000
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Learning Progressions represent:
Phonological Awareness
Phonics
Comprehension
Vocabulary
Fluent Reading
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Beyond the “big five”…
Application of background knowledge
Reading for aesthetic and efferent purposes
Application of strategies for literary and information text types
“Massive opportunities” for reading
Engagement and motivation
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Reading is a complex process
Reading is NOT a linear process.
Reading is the result of multiple systems working together in an integrated and flexible manner.
Therefore, skills should not be taught in isolation, but within the context of meaning and connections for students.
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How to maximize student performance
Based on field trial observations,
Appropriate text level is CRITICAL!
Student accuracy level should be
90% or above.
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Students should demonstrate interaction with the text
before, during and after reading.
Metacognitive Strategies are what the student thinks about
before, during and after reading.
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For more information,
See chart:
Metacognition Strategies for Understanding Text
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A written word-by-word transcript
of dialogue
between teacher and student
is essential
Required:
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Maximizing student performance
Students should demonstrate integration of a reading process during
authentic reading (active problem solving and meaning
making) across a variety of text
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Students should demonstrate a wide variety of skills and
strategies on each text read which demonstrates a breadth and depth
of reading rather than skills in isolation.
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Maximize student performance
You know what your students know and can do
CAREFULLY plan your assessment so
that your student can demonstrate their knowledge and skills
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Preview Learning Progressions and ask appropriate questions
before, during and after the reading so that your student can show
maximum abilities. (See chart:
Metacognition Strategies for Understanding Text)
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Listening Comprehension
For this assessment, reading and listening comprehension will be defined as separate activities.
Please be cognizant of which GLE’s can be credited through listening to text rather than reading text
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For more information,
See chart:
Listening Comprehension in
the Reading Learning Progressions