https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar Bailey Hanson EDRD 450 en-us 2020-01-18 17:10:25 UTC 2025-04-24 11:00:29 UTC hello@padlet.com hanbail16 https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433278177 I knew from EDUC 328 and EDUC 329 that different kinds of assessments are necessary for "continuously monitoring" students levels and progress in reading.]]> 2020-01-18 17:14:56 UTC https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433278177 hanbail16 https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433278489 In EDUC 329 last semester, I learned all about these different components and what they mean that students need to be taught in order to become strong readers. I also have multiple strategies for teaching each of these.]]> 2020-01-18 17:17:10 UTC https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433278489 hanbail16 https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433278796 We discussed ideas for different small groups, learning centers, skill workshops, and more in EDUC 329 last semester. I knew that whole-class instruction is necessary and important, but other, more individualized types of learning are also vital.]]> 2020-01-18 17:19:15 UTC https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433278796 hanbail16 https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433279094 I had not previously thought about how different types of instruction are better for different learners. I learned that "explicit, skill-oriented curriculum" is more beneficial for lower readers, and "holistic curriculum" is more beneficial for advanced readers.]]> 2020-01-18 17:21:44 UTC https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433279094 hanbail16 https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433279530 I never knew that ESL students should be tested in their first language in addition to English, but it makes a lot of sense to compare their level in English versus their level in their first language. This would provide a lot of insight and tell us which skills they need to work on.]]> 2020-01-18 17:25:03 UTC https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433279530 hanbail16 https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433280213 In the video, they mentioned that in larger classrooms, there are certain things a teacher can still do to help students with reading. Teachers should find resources that provide flexibility, ask community members for help contributing to the classroom library (for a wide variety of levels and interests), and have students collaborate to make the class function better.]]> 2020-01-18 17:30:11 UTC https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433280213 hanbail16 https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433280512 1. being aware of the components for successful reading
2. being aware of students needs
3. figure out how to be more flexible as a classroom teacher (with resources, time, physical space, and more)]]> 2020-01-18 17:32:33 UTC https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433280512 hanbail16 https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433280737 -flexible grouping
-small groups
-using a variety of teaching methods
-using a variety of interventions for struggling readers
-regular, ongoing assessment]]> 2020-01-18 17:34:08 UTC https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433280737 hanbail16 https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433281014 How can I do this as a regular classroom teacher who only knows English and conversational Spanish? I do not know other languages, so how can I assess a student's ability to read and speak in other languages? What kinds of assessments would I use?]]> 2020-01-18 17:36:15 UTC https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433281014 hanbail16 https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433281286 In the video, a speaker mentions that "the child is always right" and "if they tell us they need more support, they need more support." But how can I give one child a ton of support while still giving attention to other students who need to advance and keep learning? Are there specific people within a school I can rely on to help me with this?]]> 2020-01-18 17:38:29 UTC https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433281286 hanbail16 https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433281551 I am interested in learning about different kinds of mini lessons or mini lesson structures I could employ in my classroom for various skills. I wonder if there are any good books, videos, or other things about this.]]> 2020-01-18 17:40:51 UTC https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433281551 hanbail16 https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433283190 I guess I am not surprised by this fact, but rather that someone says it. I was an advanced reader in elementary school but just stopped enjoying and advancing in reading as I got older because I never felt challenged. I was surprised they mentioned this because I feel like we typically do not focus on learning how to help students who are advanced in a subject, but rather students who are struggling in a subject. ]]> 2020-01-18 17:54:57 UTC https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433283190 hanbail16 https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433283480 Differentiation means meeting all students needs by discovering what their reading level is and which skills they need to work on. It also means keeping students engaged and motivated by providing text they will enjoy. Another important component is assessing students to know how they are (or are not) progressing with reading. It also is necessary to use different teaching strategies or models, and to work with support staff such as reading specialists, special education teachers, school aides, volunteers, and tutors.]]> 2020-01-18 17:58:06 UTC https://padlet.com/hanbail16/il4sv37nv2ar/wish/433283480