What texts and materials do teachers have in
their classrooms that support students' development of fluent reading?
In the classroom one may find children's
books, textbooks, magazines, as well as computers with particular programs that
work to aid students with such needs.
How do they select vocabulary to teach in all
areas of your curriculum?
This is usually a district-based
priority, and teachers do receive a list of items which has been set aside by
the curriculum instructor for the particular subject.
How much time do they allocate to word
study?
About 15 minutes per day.
However, this may vary per student, as most programs currently are computer
based.
What word study routines
do they teach and encourage their students to use?
Word sounding, but specially word
breaking is a continuous activity that students engage when encountering new
and known vocabulary that is challenging.
How do they differentiate instruction and tasks based on their
students' needs?
Students get assigned particular readings depending on their
reading levels that are gathered every month from an online assessment. The
data collected form the software helps the teacher allocate students into the
appropriate lexile and thus readings.
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