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Principle 1

Published on Mar 20, 2016

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Principle 1

Understanding of how students learn

Behaviorism

  • Observable changes
  • Teacher's role
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Constructivism

  • Schema Theory
  • Inquiry Learning
  • Engagement Theory
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Sociolinguistics

  • Sociocultural theory
  • Situated learning theory
  • Critical literacy
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Information Processing

Principle 2

Use of the Cueing Systems

The Phonological System

The sound system
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The Syntactic System

The structural system
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Semantic System

The meaning system
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Principle 3

Creating a Community of Learners

Family

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Characteristics of a classroom community

Safety

Respect

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High Expectations

Risk Taking

Choice

Responsibility

Collaboration

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Family & Community Involvement

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How?

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Principle 4

Adopting a Balanced Approach

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Using reading & writing

Both in school and outside school

Principle 5

Scaffolding

Students Reading & Writing
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Modeled

Reading & Writing
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Interactive

Reading & Writing
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Guided

Reading & Writing
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Independent

Reading & Writing

Principle 6

Organizing

for Literacy Instruction

Teachers

  • Create a community of learners
  • Incorporate components of a balanced approach
  • Scaffold reading & writing experiences

Principle 7

Differentiation =
adjusting content,
process, & product

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Principle 8

Linking

Instruction & Assessment

Assess to:

  • Determine
  • Monitor
  • Diagnose
  • Evaluate
  • Document
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Assessment Tools

  • Observation
  • Running records
  • Examination
  • Conferences
  • Checklists
  • Rubrics

High Stakes Testing

  • Does it measure
  • students' literacy achievement
  • teachers' instruction effectiveness