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How To Teach Reading: 3 Strategies. Shared Book Reading, Language Experience Approach, Directed Reading/Thinking Activity. Education student at the UofR. March 17, 2011. Thank you for visiting our Reading Strategies How To. Blog We have created “How-To” guides (supplemented with video) for three different reading strategies that can be incorporated into your classroom:. That you could possibly use as well. Sara, Daniella, Bethann. Battle of the Strategies! Which Strategy Looks Most Beneficial for You?
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How To Teach Reading: 3 Strategies. Shared Book Reading, Language Experience Approach, Directed Reading/Thinking Activity. What is Directed Reading/Thinking Activity (DRTA)? Why is DRTA Important? What materials do I need? A short text that none of the students are familiar with, typed up on an over head project. A class set of the same text. How do I pick the appropriate text? When searching for an appropriate text, consider the following:. Have any of my students read this text before? Does the text pr...
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How To Teach Reading: 3 Strategies. Shared Book Reading, Language Experience Approach, Directed Reading/Thinking Activity. What is Shared Book Reading (SBR)? Why is SBR Important? What materials do I need and why? How do I pick the appropriate text? The appropriate text must include the text features that you wish to focus on. For example if you wish to focus on sound words, make sure that the text includes a variety of sound words. What are the benefits to SBR? There are many benefits of SBR:. All stude...
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How To Teach Reading: 3 Strategies. Shared Book Reading, Language Experience Approach, Directed Reading/Thinking Activity. Why is LEA important? Benefits of using LEA. Using LEA to teach reading does have some drawbacks. Firstly, allowing the students to experience the activity forces the teacher to stand back and not contribute even if the students may not be on the correct track. Secondly, the teacher can not prepare the entire lesson because a lot of the lesson goes off of the students answers...1 Thi...
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How To Teach Reading: 3 Strategies. Shared Book Reading, Language Experience Approach, Directed Reading/Thinking Activity. The book I used for my lesson plan: Root, Phyllis. Books by Jill Eggleton. Work well because they have a lot of repetitive text. Shared book reading intervention. Developing Critical Thinking with the Directed Reading-Thinking Activity, Martha Rapp Haggard. 41, 6 (1998). Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.
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Alan Stewart's AT Blog. Clippings from the fringes of educational ICT. November 8, 2014. Clicker 6 Support Resources Update (Symbaloo). I noticed that a few of the links in. This page had changed so I’ve updated what I can and modified bits that are no longer available. This entry was posted on Saturday, November 8th, 2014 at 8:58 pm and posted in ICT Support. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. IPads for Communication, Access, Literacy and Learning (iCALL) (2nd Edition).
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Alan Stewart's AT Blog. Clippings from the fringes of educational ICT. November 20, 2014. Supporting Writing Difficulties Infographic from CALL Scotland. Has produced a helpful and practical guide to the decision making process about how to support children with writing difficulties. Full details and rationale are on CALL Scotland’s Blog. The poster is available in two formats: one is for printing while the second contains live links to further suggestions and resources. Or here for the version with links.
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Alan Stewart's AT Blog. Clippings from the fringes of educational ICT. February 14, 2015. Gaelic support from Microsoft Office. From today, users of Office 2013 and Office 365 will have access to Gaelic language support. Goireas-taice litreachaidh ri fhaotainn ann an Gàidhlig a-nis airson Microsoft Office.”. Http:/ news.microsoft.com/en-gb/2015/01/30/scottish-gaelic-language-support-now-available-for-microsoft-office/. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You must be logged in.
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Alan Stewart's AT Blog. Clippings from the fringes of educational ICT. June 2, 2014. IPads for Communication, Access, Literacy and Learning (iCALL) (2nd Edition). The team at CALL Scotland has updated and expanded their iCALL. Book to take in. New developments under IOS 7.1. This (free) book is a must for any school looking to develop support for pupils using iPads. Loads of useful information and pointers to the ‘best so far’ apps as well as tips to avoid the pitfalls. You must be logged in. Using Passi...
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Alan Stewart's AT Blog. Clippings from the fringes of educational ICT. February 14, 2015. IWorks now available on all platforms! This is excellent news and provides an answer to one important missing link. Https:/ www.apple.com/iwork-for-icloud/. This entry was posted on Saturday, February 14th, 2015 at 10:02 pm and posted in ICT Support. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Gaelic support from Microsoft Office. A Gaelic Voice ». You must be logged in. To post a comment.
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Alan Stewart's AT Blog. Clippings from the fringes of educational ICT. April 27, 2015. Vacancy: ATSS Development Officer. Vacancy: Two year contract/secondment with Highland’s Assistive Technology Support Service (ATSS) https:/ t.co/7GJJfofAYr. This entry was posted on Monday, April 27th, 2015 at 8:39 pm and posted in AAC. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. ATS Service iPad Courses ». You must be logged in. To post a comment. Where is this blog read? Follow Blog via Email.
A Gaelic Voice | Alan Stewart's AT Blog
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Alan Stewart's AT Blog. Clippings from the fringes of educational ICT. March 1, 2015. CALL Scotland has been awarded funding by The Scottish Government Gaelic and Scots Unit. And Bòrd na Gàidhlig. To develop, along with CereProc. A digital voice in Gaelic. This is fabulous news and means that Gaelic users will now be able to benefit from a quality voice to support writing and/or reading. Read Paul’s blogpost here. For all the details. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Theo K...
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