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Reading In The Gaps Diagnosis and Interven4on with Struggling Adolescent Readers

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Reading  In  The  Gaps  

Diagnosis  and  Interven4on  with  Struggling  Adolescent  Readers  

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Today’s  Goals  

•  Examine  current  literacy  data  •  Understand  backwards  assessment  with  struggling  readers  

•  Understand  assessment  and  instruc4onal  strategies  in  three  strands  of  assessment  

•  Discuss  how  to  use  4me  effec4vely  to  assess  and  intervene  during  regular  classroom  instruc4on  

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Where  Do  We  Stand?  

•  24%  of  8th  graders  scored  below  basic  in  2013  on  the  Na4onal  Assessment  of  Educa4onal  Progress  (NAEP)  

•  31%  of  4th  graders  scored  below  basic  in  2013  on  the  Na4onal  Assessment  of  Educa4onal  Progress  (NAEP)  

•  NC  EOG  Results  for  2013-­‐2014  –  6th  Grade  56.8%  proficient  –  7th  Grade  57.3%  proficient  –  8th  Grade  54.2%  proficient  

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Decoding  

Automa4c  Word  Recogni4on  •  Assessment:  Oral  Reading  Fluency  •  Instruc4on:    –  Timed  Repeated  Reading  –  Radio  Reading  –  Fluency  Rubrics  

Automa4c  Word  

Recogni4on  

Fluency  in  Context  

Decoding  &  Sight  Word  Knowledge  Print  

Concepts  

Phonological  Awareness  

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Decoding  

Fluency  in  Context  •  Assessment:  Running  Record  with  Cuing  System  Analysis  

•  Instruc4on:    – Fix-­‐Up  Strategies  for  Reading  

Automa4c  Word  

Recogni4on  

Fluency  in  Context  

Decoding  &  Sight  Word  Knowledge  Print  

Concepts  

Phonological  Awareness  

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Decoding  

Decoding  &  Sight  Word  Analysis  •  Assessment:  Word  Reading  Assessment  •  Instruc4on:    –  Syllable  Chunking  Strategy  –  Explicit  Word  Study  Instruc4on  – Mul4sensory  prac4ce  of  sight  words  

Automa4c  Word  

Recogni4on  

Fluency  in  Context  

Decoding  &  Sight  Word  Knowledge  Print  

Concepts  

Phonological  Awareness  

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Syllable  Chunking  Strategy  

•  Students  learn  the  six  syllable  types  •  Students  learn  syllabica4on  rules  •  Students  prac4ce  naming  syllable  types  in  mul4syllabic  words  

•  Students  prac4ce  reading  mul4syllable  words  by  naming  and  using  syllable  type  knowledge  

dĕmŏnstrāte  c   c   v-­‐e  

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Decoding  

Phonological  Awareness  •  Assessment:  Phonological  Awareness  Skill  Test  •  Instruc4on:    – Elkonin  boxes  – Color  coded  lecer  4les  

Automa4c  Word  

Recogni4on  

Fluency  in  Context  

Decoding  &  Sight  Word  Knowledge  Print  

Concepts  

Phonological  Awareness  

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Decoding  

Print  Concepts  •  Assessment:  Print  Concepts  Checklist  •  Instruc4on:    – Modeling  &  Demonstra4on  of  using  printed  materials  

Automa4c  Word  

Recogni4on  

Fluency  in  Context  

Decoding  &  Sight  Word  Knowledge  Print  

Concepts  

Phonological  Awareness  

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Language  

Language  Comprehension  

Knowledge  of  Text  &  Sentence  Structures  

Background  Knowledge  

Vocabulary  Knowledge  

Language  Comprehension  •  Assessment:  Cloze  Assessment,  Maze  Tasks  •  Instruc4on:    –  Vocabulary:  Visual  Vocabulary  Review  –  Background  Knowledge:    –  Text  &  Sentence  Structure:  Sentence  Combining  

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Visual  Vocabulary  Review  1.  Teacher  selects  20-­‐30  vocabulary  words  from  a  text  

prior  to  reading  the  text  with  the  class.  2.  Teacher  creates  flash  cards  with  the  picture  or  ac4on  

cue  on  one  side  of  the  card  and  the  word  on  the  other  side  of  the  card.  

3.  Each  day,  teacher  introduces  5-­‐10  new  vocabulary  cards  to  students  by  showing  the  picture  or  telling  students  how  to  “act  out”  the  word.  

4.  Each  day,  teacher  reviews  20-­‐30  other  words  as  flash  cards.  

5.  When  words  are  mastered,  they  can  be  removed  from  the  flash  card  pack.  

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Strategy  

Strategic  Knowledge  

Knowledge  of  Strategies  for  

Reading  

Specific  Purposes  for  Reading  

General  Purposes  for  Reading  

Strategic  Knowledge  •  Assessment:  Reading  Strategies  Inventory,  Think-­‐Aloud  Protocol    

•  Instruc4on:    – Guided  Reading  – Cogni4ve  Mapping  

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Cogni4ve  Mapping  

TRAVEL:  1.  Topic:  Write  down  the  topic  and  circle  it.  2.  Read:  Read  the  paragraph.  3.  Ask:  Ask  what  the  main  idea  and  three  details  are  and  

write  them  down.  4.  Verify:  Verify  the  main  idea  by  circling  it  and  linking  

its  details.  5.  Examine:  Examine  the  next  paragraph  and  Ask  and  

Verify  again.  6.  Link:  When  finished  with  the  story,  link  all  circles.  

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Strategy  

Strategic  Knowledge  

Knowledge  of  Strategies  for  

Reading  

Specific  Purposes  for  Reading  

General  Purposes  for  Reading  

Purposes  for  Reading  •  Assessment:  Reading  Interviews  &  Surveys  •  Instruc4on:    – Reading  tasks  with  authen4c  texts  – Discuss  purpose  with  ALL  reading  tasks  

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Filng  It  In  

•  200-­‐220  minutes  of  literacy  instruc4on    

•  When  do  you  assess  and  intervene?  

•  More  ideas:  –  Independent  Work  – Lunch  Bunch  –  Interven4on  Block    

•  Con4nuous  and  Ongoing  Prac4ce  

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Thank  you!  

   

Ka4e  Daughtrey  [email protected]  www.ka4edaughtrey.com  

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Other  Recommended  Resources  •  Concepts  About  Print  Assessment  –  This  resource  explains  more  about  concepts  of  print  and  provides  a  checklist  for  assessment  of  print  concepts.  

•  Think  Aloud  Protocol  Analysis  –  This  is  a  scholarly  ar4cle  which  explains  the  protocol  and  the  types  of  strategies  which  students  use  to  comprehend  a  text.  

•  Using  Cogni4ve  Mapping  to  Teach  Reading  Comprehension  –  This  resource  provides  a  lesson  plan  starter  for  using  the  TRAVEL  strategy.  

•  Florida  Center  for  Reading  Research  –  This  site  provides  student  center  ac4vi4es  for  advanced  phonics,  vocabulary,  and  comprehension.  

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Other  Recommended  Resources  •  easyCBM  lite  –  This  free  site  allows  access  to  a  variety  of  curriculum-­‐based  measures  for  assessing  reading.  

•  San  Diego  Quick  Assessment  –  This  measure  assess  students’  word  reading  ability.  

•  Phonological  Skills  Awareness  Test  –  This  assessment  demonstrates  where  a  student  falls  on  the  phonological  awareness  skills  con4nuum.  

•  DIBELS  –  The  University  of  Oregon’s  DIBELS  site  provides  free  access  to  paper  copies  of  DIBELS  assessments.