Prompting readers to cross-check meta-cognitive Information Systems (MSV) ‘on the run’ while reading continuous text is a different educational context than the isolated instruction of systematic phonics. BOTH contexts r necessary and each informs the other!
@GovMikeDeWine
"Leaders and policymakers should
remember that the individual differences that make each of us unique matter for reading instruction." (Gabriel, 2021, p.64) @OHEducation@GovMikeDeWine
"Our concern is that although reading science is
highly relevant to learning in the classroom setting,it does not yet speak to what to teach,when,how,and for whom at a level that is useful for teachers." (Seidenberg, Borkenhagen, & Kearns,2020,p. 121)@OHEducation@GovMikeDeWine
#K8LitCon FULL HOUSE for Jeff Williams! The discussion about levels of support, responsive teaching, and prompting has been great! NEVER do our prompts ask children to guess. The 6% of other prompts are for AFTER the child used VISUAL information to problem-solve & to integrate
We're so excited to spotlight these teacher leaders in training! Scholarships sponsored by Pioneer Valley Books have supported their continuing education. Today they stopped by to say hello to PVB president Michele Dufresne. Congratulations & happy reading! @k8litcon @rrcna_org
PSA: You can’t intervene your way out of a Tier 1 problem. Explicit, systematically planned Tier 1 and 2 instruction is essential in order for Tier 3 to be fully effective.
Always reflect on Tier 1 and 2 first. #multiplyexcellence
Homework does little to improve achievement and can actually have negative effects, especially at elementary level. Recess however has many positive effects such as improved self regulation of emotions, improved interpersonal skills and focus! And should never be taken away.
"Phonics instruction...is only one component of a complex cognitive system of learning to read and write. It’s like practicing basketball skills in isolated drills but never playing in a game." - @cbriggs1
Blog: https://t.co/Veohnu0tfh
#ReadingRecovery#Blog
Introducing a new Reading Recovery blog series: Follow My Journey
Join @Ccsmith623 from @SpartanburgD3 during her year of training at @ClemsonUniv to become a Reading Recovery Teacher Leader
Blog Part 1: https://t.co/A6stF1MnEz
#ReadingRecovery#Blog
Why are we throwing the baby out with the bath water? I agree that we need to beef up phonics instruction but why does that mean we have to throw out other forms of reading instruction, some of which have long standing results? Teachers need a full toolbox!#resultsmatter
"When the data [from Henry May's study] are analyzed more appropriately with covariate analysis, Reading Recovery was found to have sustained 3rd and 4th grade positive and significant effects." - Jerry D'Agostino
#TLI2022