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Page 1: Southern Regional Education Board HSTW Connecting Reading and Writing with Effective Strategies Renee Murray October 2, 2008

Southern

Regional

Education

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HSTW

Connecting Reading and Writing with

Effective Strategies

Renee Murray

October 2, 2008

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HSTWEssential Questions

Why do we need to change the way we assign reading?

How will understanding text structures help students read better?

Which literacy skills are the most important for students to master?

What strategies will help students master essential literacy skills?

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Protocols

“Sandy” agendaTwo-feet ruleTry!Respect others’ comments.

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Where are we?

Based on your experience, what is the problem?

Spend one minute writing.Spend two minutes sharing.

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HSTWWhere are we?

Half high school graduates have necessary reading and writing skills (ACT)

40% seniors proficient readers (NAEP) Half of high school graduates plan to get an

advanced degree (FSU) Half of high school graduates failed to meet

the college readiness benchmark for reading and one-third failed to reach the benchmark in English composition (ACT 2005)

70 percent of the college instructors dissatisfied with their students’ ability to read and comprehend complex materials and half said they were dissatisfied with students’ ability to express complicated ideas in writing. (Achieve)

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HSTWInternational Center for Leadership in Education:

“the readability levels of workplace documents, forms and text sources are higher than many people would have imagined, higher, in fact, than much of the reading material that students use in educational settings.”

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Where are we now?

What is the current state of literacy among high school students in the United States?

What is the disconnect with postsecondary studies?

How does this impact my understanding of my students?

What, if anything, do “we” need to do differently?

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Jigsaw Articles

Count to 3Each person read one article.Compare with others who read the

same article.Return to original group.Now what do we know?

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How Will Understanding Text Structures Help Students

Read Better?

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Common Text Structures

EnumerationChronological OrderCompare and ContrastCause and EffectProblem/Solution

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Application

Read paragraphsOne of eachLegalized cheating

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Which Literacy Skills are the Most Important for Students to Master?

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The Six

SummarizingParaphrasingCategorizing InferringPredictingRecognizing Academic Vocabulary

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HSTWHow do we know these are important?

Direct links to most items on ASSET/COMPASS reading placement tests.

Included in ACT Consistently in state standards Recognized by postsecondary faculty for

importance Linked to all content areas Linked to careers

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Summarizing

Only skill identified in both Reading Next and Writing Next as improving essential literacy skills

Essential in research and other expository writing

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Paraphrasing

Reduces plagiarism—considered one of the biggest academic “crimes”

Show adaptation for audience and purpose—essential writing skills

Reflects a deeper understanding of material

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Categorizing

Ability to group information into manageable chunks

Essential for study skillsMandatory for problem analysis and

solution—especially in workplace or laboratory

Only easy for naturalist intelligence—must be taught to others

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Inferring

Reading “between the lines”Encourages connection within a text,

across texts and to other contextsShows that a reader “really gets it”

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Predicting

Form of inferencingRequires support for predictionForward thinking based on

backward knowledgeRequired to solve non-routine

problems in the real world

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HSTWUsing academic/technical

vocabulary

Separates success for second-language students

Technical language (jargon)Understanding roots and affixes

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How Can We Help Students Read Better?

Summarizing andParaphrasing Techniques

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Learning

Cornell NotesJigsaw

Groups of 4Take notes on page 10

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2-column note-taking

Step 2:Take notes here; useabbreviations

Step 3:Identifykeyconceptsor questions

Step 4:Summarize lesson here

Step 1:Draw a grid with 3 sections

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Benefits of 2-column note-taking

Many exposures to textMatches most textbook stylesEasy to teachStudy guideDifferentiation

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Teaching Secrets

3-Identify 3 pieces of advice given to new teachers.

2-Explain how the advice fits into 2 categories.

1-Describe one way that taking the advice will help novice teachers.

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3-2-1

Increasing level of difficultyRequires summarizing and

paraphrasingPre- or post-readingRequires teacher preparationStudents can construct.

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How Can We Help Students Read Better?

Vocabulary and Categorizing Strategies

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Story Impressions

Topic: American cities in the late 19th century

Write paragraph with all words on left.

Same order.

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Story Impressions

Pre-readingTeacher preparationStimulates interest Identifies misconceptionsCan connect to word walls or

other vocabulary strategies

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Redefining Rigor

Skim through text Identify five words that are

ImportantSomeone might not know

Put each on separate sheet of paper

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Redefining Rigor

On back, write a predictive definition.

Read article.Use context clues to confirm

meaning.Write definition on front with

word.

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Redefining Rigor

Create categories for words.Now you have a word wall!

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Word Walls

Pre-readingVisual learnersChoices can be surprisingVocabulary and predictionSupports writing

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How Can We Help Students Read Better?

Predicting and InferringStrategies

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Student and Teacher WorkPage 22

For each statement, score on 1-6 scale on left.

Discuss answers with group.Read article. You are looking for

evidence for each statement.Confirm answers on right.

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Anticipation Guides

Set purpose for readingAllow for collaborationEnsures correct notesShould not be triviaSome statements should be

“touch that” and some “between the lines.”

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Metaphors/Similes/Analogies

Learning on conceptual levelAllows for prior knowledge Allows for differentiationStretches understanding

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HSTWMetaphors/Similes

Using literacy strategies to teach is like

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Analogies

Literacy is to ___________

as ________ is to _____________.

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HSTWRAMPS/RAFT

Role

Audience

Format

Topicpage 25

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RAFT

Deeper understandingStudent choiceAuthentic or demonstrating

learningUse to analyze prompts

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Our RAFT

Role: Workshop Participant

Audience: Others in my department

Format: Memo

Topic: What I learned

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How Do I Plan?

ContentSkillLearning StrategyDemonstration Strategy

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How do I teach strategy?

Teacher Talk: 1. Name, 2. How to use, 3. Explicit modeling (“think-aloud”), 4. Examples of when to use the strategy, 5. Possible adjustments for different tasks,6. Usefulness.

Guided practice Independent practice and debriefing

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What Next?

PracticeShare Determine accountabilityRock your world!