New Literacies. What is it and where am I going? It's time to teach an old dog new tricks. Read why online literacy is more than educational websites. https://t.co/79SpUTmMCG
#CILR607#newliteracies#onlinelearning
Want to learn more about writing in a digital world. @Jacitayoung writes using the perspectives of @hickstro and even shares an article written by our very own @hollymarich who research tweeting in 2nd grade. Read more here: https://t.co/mK0tH3W3Si #CILR607
To read more about the importance of explicit writing instruction visit @CherylD07437838 and read her blog that puts it all in a nutshell.
https://t.co/hHPgNA7Ugy
#CILR607#writing
Building a community of writers is important step in the process and @TrishaCReads lays it out nicely. She also shares what she knows about @getwritable . Read her newest blog: https://t.co/WSpRXNdldJ #writing#CILR607
I just finished my blog on writing instruction after reading Best Practices in Literacy and chapter 13. Get a peek into my instruction and where I want to go next when teaching writing. https://t.co/V9sQMVc35L
#CILR607#writingishard
Reading comprehension&strategies can sometime be challenging for teachers to wrap their heads around. @DanMcGu30656719 bogs about how important it is for teachers to model and to teach students to become strategic readers. #CILR607 https://t.co/k2uF51m1S7
What does Grit have to do with teaching students how to comprehend? @Amy06933589 stakes the claim for creating a supporting classroom where being wrong is a way to learn. Being reflective of their own learning is key. Read more here: https://t.co/Q2RMA9BPLy
#CILR607#grit
A whittle of this & a whittle of that! @RoyelleMickels1 chips away at what comprehension really is when teaching reading. One thing she writes is that it takes practice, practice, practice. Much like learning to carve.
#CILR607#comp
https://t.co/w3v7zSHnjJ
After reading Ch. 13 "Best Practices for Literacy Instruction" by author @hickstro I'm curious to learn what a typical reading block would look like, & where would Troy Hicks start when teaching primary students? #CILR607#COVID19learning#1stgradealltheway
Alex has some great inside thoughts on comprehension, its importance and its relevance for teaching primary students.
Read it here:
https://t.co/Ex6WXrdfdk
Alex has some great inside thoughts on comprehension, its importance and its relevance for teaching primary students.
Read it here:
https://t.co/Ex6WXrdfdk
What does building fences and comprehension have to do with strategies in literacy instruction? Check out my newest blog and find out.
https://t.co/cWyQoELDEe
#CILR607, #literacy#strategies
Nursery Rhymes: Not Just for Babies! Rhyme & rhythm help kids hear the sounds & syllables in words. Get activity ideas (in Engl & Sp) https://t.co/k2L2Ui6fZJ #PoetryMonth#learnathome
Love the ❤️’s of @ElkoCoSchools teachers! Liberty Peak & Mountain View sharing messages to their students & families 💙💙💙 #weareECSD#ECSDcommUNITY
Colleagues-Since I have been posting a daily Word Ladder for parents & teachers to use with their children & students at home since the pandemic began, I've received several questions about using WLs. I've put together a 10 min video on using my daily WLs.
https://t.co/4uo6rb1Q8n
"Reading Makes the Sun Shine" I couldn't agree with that more. Let's make the sun shine by going over to Randalyn's blog and reading more about vocabulary and fluency.
#CILR607#fluency#makesunshine
https://t.co/3pvwEOdsI0