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READING (General)
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A.
Error Correction and Word Drill
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1 |
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1.
Word Supply
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1 |
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2.
Sentence Repeat
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1 |
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3.
"Word Attack" Hierarchy
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2 |
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4.
Error Word Drill
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2-3 |
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B. Harcourt Trophies Intervention
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C. Multipass: A Textbook Reading Strategy
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4-5 |
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D.
Read 180
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READING FLUENCY
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Assisted Reading Practice
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6 |
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B. Echo Reading
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7-8 |
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C. Fluency Building Activities from Harcourt Trophies
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D.
Great Leaps
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E. Leveled Readers
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F.
Listening Passage Preview
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G.
Paired Reading
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10-11 |
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H.
Peer Tutoring
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12-14 |
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I. Repeated Reading
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15-18 |
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READING COMPREHENSION
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A.
Caps
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19 |
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B. Cues, Questions, and Advance Organizers
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20-21 |
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C. Direction Instruction of Strategies/Skills
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22-26 |
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D.
FIST
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27 |
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E. Graphic Organizers or Main-Idea Maps
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28-29 |
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F.
Group Story Mapping
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30-32 |
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G.
Guided Notes
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33-35 |
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H.
Guided Reading
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36-39 |
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I. K-W-L
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40-41 |
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J. Memorization of Key Words
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42-46 |
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K.
Mental Imagery: Improving Text Recall
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47 |
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L. Oral Recitation Lesson
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48 |
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M. Paraphrasing
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49-50 |
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N.
PARS
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51 |
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O.
Peer tutoring in Sight Words
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52-53 |
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P.
POSSE
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54 |
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Q.
Prior Knowledge: Activating the "Known"
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55-57 |
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R. Questioning - Teacher and Student Generated or
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Question Generation
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58-60 |
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S.
RAP
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61 |
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T.
Reciprocal Teaching: A reading Comprehension Package
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62-66 |
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U.
RIDER
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67 |
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V.
SCROL
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68 |
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W. Self-Comprehension Monitoring or "Click or Clunk?"
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69-70 |
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X.
Self-Questioning Summarization
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71-73 |
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Y.
Small-Group Instruction
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Z.
Story Grammar
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74-76 |
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AA. Story Map
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77 |
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BB.
Story Retelling
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78-79 |
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CC.
Summarization
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80-81 |
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DD. Text Look-Backs
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82-83 |
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EE. Warm-Up
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84 |
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MATH APPLIED PROBLEMS
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Encourage Students to Draw to Clarify Understanding
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85 |
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B. Improving Performance Through a 4-Step Problem-
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Solving Approach |
86 |
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C. Question - Answer Relationships (QARs) to Interpret
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Math Graphics |
87-89 |
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MATH COMPUTATION
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A.
"Math Talk"
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90 |
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B. Balance Massed and Distributed Practice
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91 |
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C. Boost Fluency Through Explicit Time-Drills
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92 |
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D.
Cover-Copy-Compare
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93-94 |
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E. Engage Active Academic Responding
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95 |
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F.
Explicit Timing
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96-97 |
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G.
Flashcards
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98 |
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H.
Group-Oriented Free Time
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99-100 |
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I. Increase Accuracy and Productivity Rates Via Self-
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Monitoring and Performance Feedback |
101 |
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J.
Increase Accuracy by Intermixing Easy and
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Challenging Problems |
102 |
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K.
Journaling
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103 |
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L. Draw and Fast Draw (Teaching Multiplication)
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104 |
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MATH INSTRUCTION
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A.
Concrete-Representational-Abstract (CRA)
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Instructional Approach
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105-112 |
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B. Differentiated Instruction
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113-117 |
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C. Direct/Explicit Instruction
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118-120 |
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D.
Motivate Through Reinforcers
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121 |
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E. Motivate with "Errorless Learning" Worksheets
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122 |
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F.
Multiplication Attack
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123 |
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G.
Peer Guided Pause
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124 |
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H.
Promote Mastery of Math Facts Through
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Incremental Rehearsal |
125 |
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I. Reciprocal Peer Tutoring
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126-127 |
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J. Response Cards
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128 |
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K.
Rules to Lower the Amount of Memorization in Math
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129 |
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L. Self-Monitoring Strategies in Arithmetic
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130-133 |
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M. Sequence for Teaching Fractional Concepts
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134 |
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N.
SLOBS & LAMPS
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135-136 |
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O.
Subtraction Strategies
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137-140 |
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P.
Wrap-Around Instruction Plan
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141 |
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MATH PROBLEM SOLVING
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A.
Individualized Self-Correction Checklist
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142 |
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B. Solving Word Problems Using Structured Organizers
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143 |
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C. Teach Test Prep Strategies
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144 |
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8. |
MATH VOCABULARY
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A.
Pre-Teach, Model, Use Standard Terms
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145 |