Cheers, Vera.
This activity comes from : Best practices in literacy instruction, Third edition 2007, edited by L. Gambrell; L. Morrow; M. Pressley , page 101.
- Track the volume of reading that struggling readers in your classroom or school do over a 1-week period. You can think of 'struggling readers' as 'at risk readers' at any level if that helps.
- Compare this to the volume of reading better readers do.
- Use the books (count the words) that the reader sees at Guided reading time and home reading time.
- Just track one at-risk reader and one reader (this will help keep the task manageable).
- Are struggling readers doing at least as much reading as better readers?
- If not what can be done to expand the reading volume of struggling readers?
- Share your findings with other Juls teachers.
- Share what you did to change the amount of reading done.
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