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Literacy is me requiring them to know vocabulary.

Reading articles related to your content area

Written responses

They need to read, write, and pull evidence from materials in their answers.

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CTE doesnt want to do it.
English Teachers' job
Non-Eoc Literacy didnt work before

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Literacy is the unit vocabulary as well as understanding how to interpret data (graphs and tables)

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By the 9th grade students have the capacity to successfully identify the source's purpose. 

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By the 9th grade students have the capacity to successfully identify the source's purpose. 

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Expectation of what it is supposed to look like in each class. Length (book or article??)

Methods to make it relevant and match content at appropriate levels for the kid's skill level

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What can I do at a lower level to help support ELA instruction?

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What things would actually be helpful?

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How do I select a quality text to use?

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Engaging Strategies to incorporate in the classroom.

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Engaging Strategies to incorporate in the classroom.

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Literacy strategies can be mundane and repetitive.

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Where are the deficiencies'?

How do we find them?

Fluency, Comprehension?

What does success look like?

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How to identify a student who has literacy needs. 

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How to identify a student who has literacy needs. 

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as opposed to the student who chooses not to read because the text is "too long".

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specific strategies

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examples

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realistic expectations

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data on current student levels

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how to scaffold and help students build skills for content area literacy

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Student Friendly Writing Formula that is adaptable for Long Essays, short answers, DBQs, CRQ, etc.

This will provide a tool for teachers and students and reduce writing anxiety

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Figure out reading level: Where students are, how to access that knowledge, and what does that knowledge mean.

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Fast bridge Data - Every person with a second period class has access to data. We can pull 3 years of data using patty wilson. Groves  has the data of 8th graders coming up.

What is the "normal" so that we can see growth? What does the numbers mean. What is a "reading level" or what success looks like.

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Pay Coach Benne and Mrs. Thomas more money

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Pay Coach Benne and Mrs. Thomas more money

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Nah, they smell.

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What does success look like for literacy in the different programs. Is it reading level? Test scores? What does it look like? Proficiently or growth? ACT English and Reading scores?

How can I show this in my classroom, even in all of the contents?

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Simplified/Summarized expectational chart by grade level. For example: By 9th grade students should be able to: identify an author's purpose,  identify the main idea, and identify the claim.

Ex: the chart by grade level could include examples of pedagogical strategies, activities, etc. that could be used to assess or reinforce those skills.