Testing - Marzano
focus? Darcy, Can you please shed some light on the Marzano discussion?
Is there a particular book you are referring to when talking about Marzano's
strategies? Thank you! Carol Carol A. Mauer BCSC Literacy Coach
Lincoln Elementary School 376-4447 Darcy Bardwell [EMAIL
As far as I have ever known the reading EOG was never based on MOT strategies.
The categories of questions just had similar labels - like connections. The
test for the past 5 years and the new one this year has been based on Marzano.
Marzano fits very well with MOT, at least most of it.
I use the heading way of testing also. It shows that they are paying attention
to the patterns. In my upper group they are really looking for patterns to
group their words and find ones I didn't even notice.
Darcy
Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2008 17:13:14 -0800 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To:
amen!!! Bill Whatever it takes until they get it.
Darcy
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: mosaic@literacyworkshop.org Date: Sun, 23 Sep
2007 14:31:05 -0400 Subject: Re: [MOSAIC] teaching for visualization was
phonics Okay, Bill Can you give us some examples of what you
think teaching
I have worked really hard with questioning this year. I have fifth grade. I
chose a book that was significantly above the group's reading level and would
be interesting to most of my boys - The Hobbit. I read it out loud. Their job
was to record any questions they had as I read and then we
Gina, I use grades from comprehension quizzes; guided reading grades - use of
strategies; reading response - how well they show and prove their thinking(both
written and verbal); products - book reports(very few); grades from SS or
science projects that required research reading to complete,
Ann, I have never given grades for homework or practice. The kids get
feedback. A lot of times we discuss the practice in class and my answer to do
I mark it wrong? Is do you understand what you did wrong and if not then ask
me a question. My students do have priviledges taken away for
