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A"er DART – planning and teaching a"er a schoolwide reading assessment Richmond Nov. 28, 2011 Faye Brownlie www.slideshare.net

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Dixon, McKinnery & Wouk staffs join together to consider the question, 'What do we do after we have administered either the DART and EPRA and FI-EPRA reading assessment?' - a morning session

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A"er  DART  –  planning  and  teaching  a"er  a  school-­‐wide  

reading  assessment  

Richmond  Nov.  28,  2011  Faye  Brownlie  

www.slideshare.net  

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Formative assessment to determine students strengths and needs

Brownlie, Feniak & Schnellert, 2006; Earl & Katz, 2005; Schnellert, Butler & Higginson, in press; Smith & Wilhelm, 2006

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What  is  working?  

What  is  my  focus  area?  

What  is  my  plan?  

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Model Guided practice Independent practice Independent application  

Pearson  &  Gallagher  (1983)  

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Teaching  Content  to  All  

Open-­‐ended          teaching  

adapted  

modified  

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Teresa Fayant K

Stzuminus First Nation

Teaching how to respond

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Essential Lesson Components

•  EssenTal  quesTon/learning  intenTon/a  big  idea  •  Open-­‐ended  strategies:    connect-­‐process-­‐transform  •  DifferenTaTon  –  choice,  choice,  choice  •  Assessment  for  learning  •  Gradual  release  of  responsibility  

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QuesToning  –  oral  language,  vocabulary,  building  background  knowledge  

Think  Aloud  –  deepening  comprehension,  applying  reading/thinking  strategies  

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Sea  O\er  Pup  -­‐  Victoria  Miles  (Orca)  

There  is  a  forest  of  seaweed  in  the  ocean.      

It  is  a  forest  of  kelp.    At  the  bo\om  of  the  

 kelp  forest,  Mother  sea  o\er  searches  for  

 food.  

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High  above,  her  pup  is  waiTng.    He  is  

 wrapped  in  a  piece  of  kelp  so  he  can’t  

 dri"  away  while  Mother  is  down    below.  

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He  bobs,  floaTng  on  his  back  in  the  

 cold  waves,  holding  his  front  paws  and  

 hind  flippers  above  the  water  to  keep    them  dry.  

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Making  Inferences  

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Learning  IntenTons:  

•  I  can  examine  a  picture  and  infer  what  is  happening  

•  I  can  provide  ‘because’  reasoning  (evidence)  for  my  inference  

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•  Peter’s  Poofect  Pet  -­‐  Tina  Powell  

•  www.bigfatpen.com  

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Goals

Plan

Rationale

Planning

What do we want to develop/ explore/change/ refine to better meet the diverse needs of diverse learners?

Why are we choosing this focus?

How will we do this?