Hi -
I know this is slightly off-topic but I was wondering if you could help. I
am looking for materials I could utilize to train teachers how to administer
and score the QRI, DRA, and DIBELS assessments. I'd appreciate any web site
links, handouts, advice, etc.
Thanks!
Kerry/5th
Hi -
I am looking for a stellar visualizing lesson to utilize ASAP. My
goals are for the kids to make mind pictures and be able to describe
them with details. It would also be great for the kdis to realize how
their background shapes their visualizations. I'm sick of the same
old thing.
For 5th grade word study, try the Words Their Way teacher resource.
Kerry/5th
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I have seen what you describe as well!!! It really helps some students to
read aloud.
Though I think this oral vs. silent reading dilemma varies from person to
person. I personally comprehend much better when I read silently! I can
remember this even from when I was in school. I would
This reply is quite late, but thank you Keith for sharing. I don't have
access to a PDA or laptop at work but I may be able to adapt some of these
ideas to a paper and pencil format.
How does everyone else collect data?
Kerry/5th
On 6/25/07, Keith Mack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a
I think it would depend on your goal for teachers. If strategy instruction
is the goal, I think Strategies That Work is a little more user friendly -
something teachers can read and then try right away since there are sample
lessons and booklists.
Kerry/5th
On 7/1/07, The Simants [EMAIL
Joanne,
What grade levels do you think this book is geared towards? Who is the
author/publisher?
Thanks,
Kerry/5th
On 6/21/07, Joanne Stano [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One book that helped me tremendously with the set up of reading and
writing
workshop was The Daily Five.
