Here is my Fluency
Chart
1.
What texts and materials do
teachers have in their classrooms that support students' development of fluent
reading?
My host
teacher and I provide readings of certain subjects from Edhelper (http://edhelper.com/) this website provides
modified text for all types of learners. This website opens up on the Smart
Board with the reading enlarged and feedback questions For social studies we have been push to use our E-book version now
made simpler for students to access. The E-book information has an online
glossary, translations, and breaks down the reading for students who need the
information chunked.
2.
How do they select vocabulary to teach in all areas of your curriculum?
The
teacher and I enter our team meetings in which we collaborate ideas. This
allows us to discuss what upcoming topics are going to need clarifying. My host
teacher and I construct vocabulary on posters or on the dry erase boards in the
room for students to observe or review.
Example I
have posted a Math
Wall
2.
How much time do they
allocate to word study?
My teacher creates time throughout the
morning because we have our ELL students first thing in the morning. Having
students take out certain vocabulary and begin have them write three sentences
using two of the terms is a way we observe comprehension.
4.
What word study routines do they teach and encourage their students to use?
The teacher provides review questions and
examples modified from the textbook. The way we build vocabulary is from the
text or from current events that are provided from the school website. This
helps us with group instruction and words that sound familiar to them in which
we then provide definition. Example, today we read about Otzi the Iceman and
how his discovery date had just past and the word we defined was
“archeologist.”
5.
How do they differentiate instruction and tasks based on their students' needs?
We have a
calendar and follow through letter days in school given with when quizzes will
be taken. Allowing students to study or find an article to go over with them
helps build their vocabulary. This helped students because later on we have
students write a three-sentence response in which they must present using the
vocabulary words.
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