Miss Alise

Texan & Future Educator

[Miss Alise @Alisestudent]

This educator sums up the concept of background knowledge & why it's so important for students to know. I love that this video is directed towards parents in order to educate them on ways they can be a constructive part of their child's education #READ4384
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[Miss Alise @Alisestudent]

This website is a fantastic resource to refer to for targeted comprehension strategies, examples & activities intended for reading informal texts. My favorite is the "sticky strategy" because it is easy and can be done using different colors!��� #READ4384

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[Miss Alise @Alisestudent]

@RebeccaPutman1 @elizabethann979 @TarletonFW A smart queen!!

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Rock, Paper, Scissors exit ticket https://t.co/qT4omjWcA8 via @gret

[Miss Alise @Alisestudent]

Word consciousness is simply being aware of words and interested in the meaning they carry. Initially, this may not seem like an important element of vocabulary.. however without knowledge of the meaning of a word and when or how to use it, a word is just another word. #READ4384

[Miss Alise @Alisestudent]

Being able to watch how strategies are taught in a classroom environment is more beneficial to me than simply reading about them. So, watch this pre-k teacher showcase specific word instruction using relevant context, visuals, and repetition #READ4384

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[Miss Alise @Alisestudent]

One of the most simple and effective ways to teach fluency is to model it in your classroom through a daily read aloud! #READ4384 Additional strategies that you can implement include choral reading, partner reading, & readers' theatre. Click to learn more
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[Miss Alise @Alisestudent]

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This teacher has a whole series dedicated to instructional strategies specifically intended for dual language learners. Each one is insightful and well thought out. In this video she demonstrates one of the most effective strategies, bridging! #READ4384

[Miss Alise @Alisestudent]

The science of teaching reading is arguably the most important body of research being used and taught today. Collaborating with several different branches of science in order to truly understand how the brain functions in pursuance of a better education system for all. #READ4384

[Miss Alise @Alisestudent]

Reading proficiently is a foundational skill that is necessary to build upon everything else in your life. That's one of the many reasons why diagnosing and treating learning disabilities like Dyslexia early on is so crucial to a students overall success. #READ4384

[Miss Alise @Alisestudent]

The earlier you are able to identify and intervene in a struggling reader's academic jounrey the more beneficial the process may be. This teacher showcases a well-organized RTI binder she created for her students to aid in that process! #READ4384
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[Miss Alise @Alisestudent]

When educators think of reading intervention they often think of it in a case-by-case manner, personalizing it to each student. But expanding your mindset/strategies and combining all students in one grade to create more individualized groups can be even more effective! #READ4384

[Miss Alise @Alisestudent]

This link is a great resource for educators as it offers an extensive amount of information on morphology. Including what it is, when to teach it, activities you can utilize in your classroom and an additional list of resources on the topic! #READ4384

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For real though. 💯

[Miss Alise @Alisestudent]

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Here is a short yet effective instruction lesson on closed syllables! As a visual learner I appreciate the visual aid of the closed door to describe this type of syllable. Did you know closed syllables make up for 50% of syllables in a text?! #READ4384

[Miss Alise @Alisestudent]

As someone who has suffered from Anxiety my whole life, I can attest to this. Summative testing encourages memorization to simply pass a test, replacing the opportunity for true learning. There are others ways for students to apply learned knowledge that are much more beneficial!

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Educators remain concerned that summative #assessments are making students anxious, and teachers and administrators want to move to a more balanced #assessment approach. Here are 6 key trends shaping the future of K-12 assessment https://t.co/UvW9I4Z2QN.

[Miss Alise @Alisestudent]

Did you know that boys perform better in school when their teacher is of the same gender or race as them? White students also benefit from learning from a teacher of color as it exposes them to new things. Only 17% of Educators in America are of color, and we need to change that!

[Miss Alise @Alisestudent]

Let’s Diversify America's Teaching Staff - https://t.co/iUb7aqZDl0 via @shareaholic

[Miss Alise @Alisestudent]

Let’s Diversify America's Teaching Staff - https://t.co/iUb7aqZDl0 via @shareaholic

[eSchool News @eschoolnews]

Industry experts and veteran educators discuss how today's education leaders can support the whole student — whether teaching in-person or online — when they design a classroom based on accessibility and inclusion. https://t.co/RbNBnRU7xr.