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E-grāmata: Literacy Triangle: 50+ High-Impact Strategies to Integrate Reading, Discussing, and Writing in K-8 Classrooms (Your guide to high-impact teaching strategies for the strategic reader.)

  • Formāts: 384 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 28-Jun-2022
  • Izdevniecība: Solution Tree Press
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781951075682
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  • Formāts: 384 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 28-Jun-2022
  • Izdevniecība: Solution Tree Press
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781951075682

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"In The Literacy Triangle: 50+ High-Impact Strategies to Integrate Reading, Discussing, and Writing in K-8 Classrooms, authors LeAnn Nickelsen and Melissa Dickson provide teachers with strategies to increase students' literacy skills. This user-friendly book introduces the literacy triangle-reading, writing, and discussing-for planning effective literacy lessons. The authors combine this high-impact framework with the four-step cycle of instruction-(1) chunk, (2) chew, (3) check, and (4) change-presentedin the authors' book Teaching With the Instructional Cha-Chas: Four Steps to Make Learning Stick. By reading The Literacy Triangle, educators discover how to support literacy and increase learning in all subjects through the implementation of before-, during-, and after-reading strategies"--

Accelerate learning with high-impact strategies. Beginning and veteran teachers alike will find insights and practices they can use immediately. The authors dovetail their proven instructional process of chunk, chew, check, change with before-, during-, and after-reading strategies in this must-have guide for powerful literacy instruction. No matter what content area you teach, this book will help you develop the strategic reader in every student.


K–8 teachers who are interested in high-impact teaching strategies will:
  • Learn how to incorporate the literacy triangle's three points—reading, discussing, and writing—into instruction for any subject
  • Cut through the conflict caused by the reading wars and gain clarity on the science behind effective, well-rounded literacy instruction
  • Help students enjoy reading, gain comprehension, and build reading stamina
  • Get differentiation ideas for scaffolding and enriching each strategy using best practices in literacy instruction
  • Discover how to engage students in opportunities for making meaning, choosing texts, and leading discussions
  • Understand how setting a student's purpose for reading can encourage focus, engagement, deeper conversations, and a motivation to keep reading with literacy strategies

Contents:
>Introduction
Part 1: Planning for Quality Literacy Instruction
Chapter 1: Teaching Literacy Effectively
Chapter 2: Choosing the "Right" Text
Chapter 3: Using the Literacy Triangle to Drastically Improve Literacy
Part 2: Implementing Quality Literacy Instruction
Chapter 4: Preparing for Success--Before Reading
Chapter 5: Staying Focused on the Goal--During Reading
Chapter 6: Consolidating With Discussion and Writing--After Reading
Chapter 7: Bringing It All Together
Conclusion
References and Resources
Index
About the Authors xiii
Introduction Join Us on a Journey to Improve Literacy 1(8)
What Is the Literacy Triangle?
3(1)
Why Did We Write This Book?
4(2)
How Will Students and Teachers Benefit From This Book?
6(1)
How Is This Book Organized?
6(3)
Part 1: Preparing for Your Journey to High-Quality Literacy Instruction 9(44)
Chapter 1 Teaching Literacy Effectively
11(16)
What Is Effective Instruction?
12(1)
Step One: Chunk (Instruct)
12(2)
Step Two: Chew (Learn)
14(1)
Step Three: Check (Evaluate)
14(1)
Step Four: Change (Differentiate)
14(1)
What Does High Impact Mean, and How Do You Measure Impact on Student Learning?
14(1)
What Is Effective Literacy Instruction?
15(2)
What Is the History Behind Literacy Instruction (Also Known as the Reading Wars)?
17(4)
What Is Our Take on Effective Literacy Instruction?
21(1)
How Do You Fit It All In?
22(5)
Chapter 2 Making the Right Choices for Reading, Discussing, and Writing
27(16)
How Do You Choose the Right Text?
28(1)
When and Why Do You Choose Complex Text?
29(2)
When and Why Do You Choose Grade-Level Text?
31(1)
When and Why Do You Allow Students to Choose Independent Texts?
32(1)
Helping Students Choose the Right Text
33(1)
Choosing the Reading Format
33(4)
How Should Students Think About the Text to Strengthen Discussions?
37(1)
What Are the Five Steps for Effective Discussions?
38(1)
How Should Students Write About Text to Deepen Comprehension?
39(1)
How Do You Fit It All In?
40(3)
Chapter 3 Using the Literacy Triangle to Improve Literacy Mindsets
43(10)
What Is the Literacy Triangle Framework?
44(1)
What Is a Literacy Mindset?
44(1)
Bias and Attribution Theory
45(1)
Fixed and Growth Mindsets
46(2)
What Is Your Literacy Mindset? What Are Your Students' Literacy Mindsets?
48(2)
How Do You Fit It All In?
50(3)
Part 2: Implementing the Literacy Triangle to Continue Your Journey to High-Quality Literacy Instruction 53(304)
Chapter 4 Embarking on a Successful Text Journey-Before Reading
55(66)
What Are the Big Three Before-Reading Planning Actions?
56(1)
Pre-Expose and Prime the Brain
56(3)
Activate Prior Knowledge
59(1)
Set a Purpose for Reading
60(1)
What Strategies Can You Use to Pre-Expose and Prime the Brain?
61(1)
Quick Book Walk-Through Checklist
61(2)
Predicting in Ten Words or Fewer
63(2)
Before-Reading Question Stems
65(4)
Genre Puzzle
69(4)
Mix and Match Text Features
73(1)
IDEA
74(4)
Vocabulary Ship and Anchor
78(3)
Word Detective Bookmark
81(1)
What Is It and Why Do It?
81(2)
Big-Picture Web of Words
83(5)
What Strategies Can You Use to Activate Prior Knowledge?
88(1)
Group Brainstorm
88(2)
Four-Color Spinner Discussions
90(2)
Sort It
92(2)
Cover-Up
94(2)
Quick Sketch
96(2)
What Strategies Can You Use to Set a Purpose for Reading?
98(1)
Thinking Job Established
98(2)
Taking Care of Business Cards
100(603)
Predicting in Ten Words or Fewer
703
Prepping the Brain Before Reading Nonfiction (K-2)
104(1)
Prepping the Brain Before Reading Nonfiction (Grades 3-8)
105(1)
Prepping the Brain Before Reading Fiction (K-2)
106(1)
Prepping the Brain Before Reading Fiction (Grades 3-8)
107(601)
Genre Puzzle
708
Mix and Match Text Feature Cards
109(4)
IDEA Vocabulary Processing
113(1)
Vocabulary Ship and Anchor
114(1)
Word Detective Bookmark
115(1)
3-2-1 Exit Ticket
116(1)
Quick Thinking Jobs for Reading Nonfiction Books
117(2)
Quick Thinking Jobs for Reading Fiction Books
119(2)
Chapter 5 Staying Focused, but Flexible, on the Text Journey-During Reading
121(94)
What Are the Big Three During-Reading Planning Actions?
122(1)
Make the Thinking Job Visible
122(1)
Have Students Self-Monitor and Clarify for Understanding
123(1)
Discuss to Strengthen Comprehension
124(2)
What Strategies Can You Use to Make the Thinking Job Visible?
126(1)
Tab a Thought
127(1)
What Is It and Why Do It?
127(2)
Mini Graphic Organizers
129(4)
Text Tagging With Sticky Notes
133(3)
During-Reading Question Stems
136(3)
Get the Gist
139(2)
What Strategies Can You Use to Have Students Self-Monitor and to Clarify for Understanding?
141(1)
One-to-One Conferring With Students and Goal Setting
142(2)
Fix-It Tools for Comprehension
144(4)
Finding the Context Clues
148(5)
Decode Puzzling Multisyllabic Words
153(3)
I Can Stick With It Stamina Builder
156(3)
Do Your EARS Hear Fluent Reading?
159(3)
Reading Aloud With a PAL
162(2)
What Strategies Can You Use to Discuss to Strengthen Comprehension?
164(1)
Pause-and-Reflect Conversations Through de Bono's (1985) Six Thinking Hats
164(4)
Roundtable Discussion
168(3)
Fab Four Focus Roles for Mathematics
171(2)
Fab Four Focus Roles for Literacy
173(2)
Text Rendering With a Twist
175(3)
Jigsaw
178(5)
Common Social-Emotional Skills by Grade Level
183(2)
Description, Concept, or Definition
185(1)
Sequence
186(1)
Cause and Effect
187(1)
Problem and Solution
188(1)
Compare and Contrast
189(1)
Sticky Note Template
190(1)
Five Steps to Conferring for Better Feedback and Reading Achievement
191(1)
One-to-One Conferring With Students and Goal Setting: Teacher Documentation Template for Reading Notes
192(1)
Bookmark for Reading Goal (K-2)
193(1)
Bookmark for Reading Goal (Grades 3-8)
194(1)
Comprehension Hiccup Metacognition Template (K-3)
195(1)
Comprehension Hiccup Metacognition Template (Grades 4-8)
196(1)
Comprehension Fix-It Tools (K-3)
197(1)
Comprehension Fix-It Tools (Grades 4-8)
198(1)
Use the Clues
199(1)
Decode Puzzling Multisyllabic Words
200(1)
Decode Puzzling Multisyllabic Words-Exit Ticket
201(1)
I Can Stick With It Stamina Builder
202(1)
I Can Stick With It. My Reading Stamina Is Growing
203(1)
Do Your EARS Hear Fluent Reading?
204(1)
Fluency Tracker
205(1)
Partner Reading Directions and Checklist
206(1)
Six Thinking Hats Question Stems
207(2)
Roundtable Discussion Template
209(1)
Fab Four Focus-Role Cards for Mathematics
210(1)
Fab Four Focus-Role Cards for Literacy
211(1)
Reciprocal Teaching Conversation Notes
212(1)
Text Rendering
213(2)
Chapter 6 Wrapping Up a Successful Text Journey With Discussion and Writing-After Reading
215(96)
What Are the Big Three After-Reading Planning Actions?
216(1)
Teach Skill Minilessons That Get Maximum Results
216(7)
Go Deeper With Discussions
223(7)
Synthesize the Reading and Discussions Into Writing
230(3)
How Does Close Reading Bring the Literacy Triangle Elements Together?
233(1)
What Strategies Can You Use to Teach Skill Minilessons That Get Maximum Results?
234(1)
Cruisin' Clipboard
234(3)
Designing Critera for Success for Stronger Discussions and Writing
237(5)
Targeted Skill Minilesson Template
242(1)
What Strategies Can You Use to Go Deeper With Discussions?
243(1)
Thinking Job Extensions-After-Reading Stems
244(4)
Fan-and-Pick for Reading and Mathematics
248(2)
Student-Led Discussions Made Easy
250(2)
Question Generation PIP (Produce, Improve, Prioritize)
252(4)
Reciprocal Teaching Literacy Role Bookmarks
256(4)
Mathematics Reciprocal Teaching Graphic Organizer
260(2)
Socratic Seminars
262(4)
Discussion Dynamo Card
266(2)
What Strategies Can You Use to Synthesize the Reading and Discussions Into Writing?
268(1)
Keep Writing Afloat With RAFTS
268(4)
Hopscotch to the Writing Prompt
272(3)
Using Mentor Texts
275(3)
Text Summary: Adding Up the Gist
278(2)
Opinion-Writing Feedback Template
280(4)
Graphic Organizer Synthesis
284(3)
Direct Instruction Minilesson Planning
287(1)
Cruisin' Clipboard-Version One (Updated)
288(2)
Cruisin' Clipboard-Version Two
290(1)
Writing Criteria for Success-Checklist
291(1)
Writing Criteria for Success-Rubric
292(1)
Targeted Skill Minilesson Template
293(1)
Thinking Job Discussions-Exit Ticket (K-5)
294(1)
Thinking Job Discussions-Exit Ticket (Grades 6-8)
295(1)
Fan and Pick for Reading Comprehension
296(1)
Fan and Pick for Word Problems
297(1)
Student-Led Discussions-Exit Ticket
298(1)
Open-Ended Question Stems
299(1)
Literacy Reciprocal Teaching-Role Bookmarks
300(2)
Mathematics Reciprocal Teaching-Graphic Organizer
302(1)
Socratic Seminar Evaluation
303(1)
Keep Writing Afloat With RAFTS
304(1)
Hopscotch to the Writing Prompt
305(1)
Mentor Text-Learning Summary
306(1)
My Mentor Text Notebook
307(1)
Team Summary
308(1)
Synthesizing Information From Texts-Informational Text
309(1)
Synthesizing Information From Texts-Fiction Text
310(1)
Chapter 7 Celebrating the Journey-Bringing It All Together
311(46)
How Can You Plan Effective Literacy Instruction With the Literacy Triangle?
312(4)
How Can You Bring Students Along on the Literacy Triangle Journey?
316(1)
How Can You Bring Teachers Along on the Literacy Triangle Journey?
317(1)
How Can You Bring the School Along on the Literacy Triangle Journey?
317(3)
Step One: Establish a Baseline
320(1)
Step Two: Analyze Data and Design a SMARTER Goal
320(1)
Step Three: Train Teachers in Each Step
320(4)
Literacy Triangle Planning Template
324(1)
Teacher Checklist for Planning the Literacy Triangle
325(1)
Teacher Self-Assessment for Planning With the Literacy Triangle
326(4)
Literacy Triangle Learning Walk Form
330(2)
SMARTER Goal Template
332(1)
Steps to Designing a SMARTER Goal
333(2)
Conclusion
335(2)
References and Resources
337(20)
Index 357