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Running Records : Early Language and Literacy Certificate, Course 1 Class 3 Guided Reading Plus

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Running Records : Early Language and Literacy Certificate, Course 1 . Class 3 Guided Reading Plus. Housekeeping. Breaks/Snacks protocol Plan to live with uncertainty – can’t have the whole picture up front! Norms Respect everyone’s learning—questions, table talk - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Running Records : Early Language and Literacy Certificate, Course 1

Running Records:Early Language and Literacy

Certificate, Course 1 Class 3

Guided Reading Plus

Page 2: Running Records : Early Language and Literacy Certificate, Course 1

HousekeepingO Breaks/Snacks protocolO Plan to live with uncertainty – can’t have the

whole picture up front!O Norms

O Respect everyone’s learning—questions, table talkO Be fully present (technology)O Cell phones on vibrateO No side conversationsO On timeO Tangents – not a hillO ALWAYS bring all handouts in a binder to class

Page 3: Running Records : Early Language and Literacy Certificate, Course 1

HousekeepingO Questions from last class

O CCSS & NonfictionO builds to 50% by 4th gradeO not just about literacy block – 50% throughout

the day (science, social studies)O Benchmark books – DON’T combine learning to

read with learning math concepts (time, $, etc)

O Word WorkO always real & known (oral & reading) words –

even in Spanish

O Times for Lesson ComponentsO Example: “3/5” in word study means

3 min for 20 min lesson 5 min for 30 min lesson

Page 4: Running Records : Early Language and Literacy Certificate, Course 1

HousekeepingO Replace old reflections with ‘new’

reflections that include notes from instructorO In the end, cumulative record of your

growth across the whole course with notes

O Attendance is criticalO More than 2 absences = no creditO Cannot truly ‘make-up’ what is missed in

classO Save your absences!

Page 5: Running Records : Early Language and Literacy Certificate, Course 1

Homework ReviewO Reminder:

O You should have started teaching your group by today!

O Make sure you list the days/times you are teaching your group on the coaching sheet.

O After reading the guidesheet, etc. does anyone have any burning BIG PICTURE questions?

Page 6: Running Records : Early Language and Literacy Certificate, Course 1

Quiz Light: GRP GuidesheetsO How many days are part of the GRP lesson format?

O a. 1O b. 2O c. 4-5

O Word work should take _______ min.O a. 3/5 min.O b. 10/15 min.O c. Word work is not part of GRP

O T or F: You do every kind of writing every day.

O While you are taking a running record, the other children are ________.O a. running around the room screamingO b. at their seats doing worksheetsO c. rereading familiar booksO d. reading a new independent book

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AnswersO How many days are a part of the GRP lesson format?

O a. 1O b. 2O c. 4-5

O Word work should take _______ min.O a. 3/5 min.O b. 10/15 min.O c. Word work is not part of GRP

O T or F: You do every kind of writing every day.

O While you are taking a running record, the other children are ________.O a. running around the room screamingO b. at their seats doing worksheetsO c. rereading familiar booksO d. reading a new independent book

Page 8: Running Records : Early Language and Literacy Certificate, Course 1

Essential Question

O How do I take and score a running record?

Page 9: Running Records : Early Language and Literacy Certificate, Course 1

Foundational IdeasOOur role is to notice each child’s

precise reading and writing behaviors & provide teaching that supports change in what a child can do

OWe use what we infer from the child’s behaviors to make effective instructional decisions.

Page 10: Running Records : Early Language and Literacy Certificate, Course 1

Foundational IdeasOThis is called responsive

teaching!

O In order to teach this way, we MUST use and understand running records

Page 11: Running Records : Early Language and Literacy Certificate, Course 1

Foundational IdeasOA running record is:

O a controlled form of observation requiring standard administration and scoring

O There is no teaching or teacher support. The teacher is a neutral observer of the child, recording exactly what a child does on the task.

O Reading behaviors provide direction for instruction.

Page 12: Running Records : Early Language and Literacy Certificate, Course 1

Take Running RecordO Handout: Coding and Scoring Errors at a

GlanceO Take a partial running record (#1 – Mugs)

O Review

O Try again (#2 - Mugs)O Review

O Try again (#3 - Mugs)O Review

Page 13: Running Records : Early Language and Literacy Certificate, Course 1

Take Running RecordO Take full rr on Joseph (The Merry-go-

round – level 3)

Page 14: Running Records : Early Language and Literacy Certificate, Course 1

Score Running RecordO Score partial rr together (mark errors &

SC)O Handout: The Merry-go-round – rr taken

O You try it O Review

O Calculate:O Accuracy percentageO Self-correction ratioO Independent/instructional/frustration status

Page 15: Running Records : Early Language and Literacy Certificate, Course 1

Essential Question

O How do I take and score a running record?

Page 16: Running Records : Early Language and Literacy Certificate, Course 1

Essential ConnectionsO LEAP

O MCD: methods & pacing, academic languageO HIIM: check for understanding, feedback

O English Language LearnersO Oral Language DevelopmentO Academic Language

O Common Core ShiftsO NonfictionO EvidenceO Increasing text complexity

Page 17: Running Records : Early Language and Literacy Certificate, Course 1

HomeworkO READ

O Article: About Running RecordsO DO

O Complete Running Record Scoring Practice Worksheet

O Reflect on classO BRING to next class

O Running Record Scoring Practice Worksheet

O Next class powerpoint (for notes)O ALL handouts received thus far