@united I am appalled at the customer service right now. My teenage daughter is stranded at Newark. Her luggage was left in Naples Italy. She was promised a voucher for hotel
, she gets to hotel and no reservation no room.
Study of decodable vs predictable texts: “increase in reading fluency for both groups, but the research & data collected clearly shows that the use of decodable readers allowed for a quicker and more substantial increase in words per minute for students.”
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Beginning March 2, 12:00AM PT—National Read Across America Day— audiences can access the film on a virtual screening platform through March 9, 11:59PM PT.
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To summarize some of the vast research on reading instruction & intervention, the brilliant @burnsmk1 thought of meta-analyzing studies from meta-analyses. Effects sizes below. W/@KellyBCartwrig1, in special issue edited by @kymyona_burk & @janhasbrouck
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Tips for parents! Many words that students read in middle school have two or more syllables. These are called multisyllabic words. This resource describes a simple strategy you and your child can use to help decode long words.
https://t.co/OkRAbGqWjx
In SBISD, Running Records are a BIG component of measurement. Here is our Assoc. Superintendent of Academics talking about this “long-standing, best practice.” We have a lot of experts following us- we would love your thoughts! Is this GOOD data? @DrMPaff
The eminent Dr. Louisa Moats' name is at the top of the list for the contributing work group members for the Idaho Dyslexia Handbook.
That makes the recently released, Idaho Dyslexia Handbook, a must read! https://t.co/ps9qYJiotN
We have been working on blending and this is a simple 1 2 3 Flip It activity for cvc words, real and nonsense words. The cards are numbered to help with the placement. Students worked with a partner.
I have used a TAP it, Map it, Zap it, but using it with word chains is next level! Thank you for sharing this @liv2learn@pattanupdates@pattanliteracy Such a fantastic instructional tool!
Episode 3 reminded me of a meeting in DC I was asked to attend by Reid Lyon way back in 2002. Gay Sue Pinnell had requested a meeting with Reid Lyon to discuss their concerns about Reading First. Reid had asked my mentor David Francis to attend but he couldn't. So he sent me.
Many teachers, post-Sold a Story, are telling me they're shocked that the F&P leveling assessments are not especially accurate... but they kind of doubt that they're so bad or don't know what else they would do to level students. What say you @burnsmk1@ehanford?
When asked to name one thing that teachers can do to improve learning outcomes for our Ss, Dr Archer suggested increasing the # of opportunities to respond. Move away from raising hands; everybody does everything (says it, writes it, does it), or as we say in FSL ‘tout le monde’.
@ParkerPhonics Don’t many multi syllable words have parts that would be considered nonsense words? To me anytime spent decoding or encoding to read and spell is worthwhile. What’s the alternative? Expecting a child to memorize whole words?