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 Apply skills and strategies presented in this lesson to develop a plan for teaching from “Little Things are Big” (reading/interest level 4-6). Your plan must involve a minimum of 4 reading comprehension strategies that are different from the ones used in Writing Assignment #1. Available at https://www.commonlit.org/en/texts/little-things-are-bigLinks to an external site. 

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his assignment does NOT require a formal lesson plan (although you are welcome to submit one if you desire).  It IS asking you to select 4 of the comprehension strategies discussed in the lectures or that you’ve identified through your own readings and describe exactly how you will use this text to explicitly instruct students on how to use that strategy to improve reading comprehension (the focus of the lesson is the strategy, not the text).  A more than a simple listing or description of activities that use the strategy is required.  I’m looking for your method to actively engage the students in using the comprehension strategies (“the teacher will” focus, not “the student will”).

 

Rubric

Reading Strategies Week 5

Reading Strategies Week 5

Criteria

Ratings

Pts

This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeREADING COMPREHENSION STRATEGY # 1

10 pts

Advanced

The strategy provides a detailed description of exactly how it will be used to explicitly instruct students in how to improve their reading comprehension. It includes methods to actively engage students in using the strategy.

8.5 pts

Proficient

The strategy provides a brief description of how it will be used to explicitly instruct students in how to improve their reading comprehension. It includes methods to actively engage students in using the strategy.

7 pts

Basic

The strategy provides very little details how it will be used to explicitly instruct students in how to improve their reading comprehension. It includes little to no methods to actively engage students in using the strategy.

5.5 pts

Basic

The strategy provides little to no details, explanations, or methods on how it will be used to improve their reading comprehension. It includes no methods to actively engage students in using the strategy.

10 pts

This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeREADING COMPREHENSION STRATEGY # 2

10 pts

Advanced

The strategy provides a detailed description of exactly how it will be used to explicitly instruct students in how to improve their reading comprehension. It includes methods to actively engage students in using the strategy.

8.5 pts

Proficient

The strategy provides a brief description of how it will be used to explicitly instruct students in how to improve their reading comprehension. It includes methods to actively engage students in using the strategy.

7 pts

Basic

The strategy provides very little details how it will be used to explicitly instruct students in how to improve their reading comprehension. It includes little to no methods to actively engage students in using the strategy.

5.5 pts

Basic

The strategy provides little to no details, explanations, or methods on how it will be used to improve their reading comprehension. It includes no methods to actively engage students in using the strategy.

10 pts

This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeREADING COMPREHENSION STRATEGY # 3

10 pts

Advanced

The strategy provides a detailed description of exactly how it will be used to explicitly instruct students in how to improve their reading comprehension. It includes methods to actively engage students in using the strategy.

8.5 pts

Proficient

The strategy provides a brief description of how it will be used to explicitly instruct students in how to improve their reading comprehension. It includes methods to actively engage students in using the strategy.

7 pts

Basic

The strategy provides very little details how it will be used to explicitly instruct students in how to improve their reading comprehension. It includes little to no methods to actively engage students in using the strategy.

5.5 pts

Basic

The strategy provides little to no details, explanations, or methods on how it will be used to improve their reading comprehension. It includes no methods to actively engage students in using the strategy.

10 pts

This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeREADING COMPREHENSION STRATEGY # 4

10 pts

Advanced

The strategy provides a detailed description of exactly how it will be used to explicitly instruct students in how to improve their reading comprehension. It includes methods to actively engage students in using the strategy.

8.5 pts

Proficient

The strategy provides a brief description of how it will be used to explicitly instruct students in how to improve their reading comprehension. It includes methods to actively engage students in using the strategy.

7 pts

Basic

The strategy provides very little details how it will be used to explicitly instruct students in how to improve their reading comprehension. It includes little to no methods to actively engage students in using the strategy.

5.5 pts

Basic

The strategy provides little to no details, explanations, or methods on how it will be used to improve their reading comprehension. It includes no methods to actively engage students in using the strategy.

10 pts

This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeAPA-compliant formatting

5 pts

Advanced

Consistently follows APA format. There is a properly formatted and accurate reference page (NO errors)

4.25 pts

Proficient

Consistently follows APA format. There is a properly formatted and accurate reference page (1-2 MINOR errors).

3.5 pts

Basic

Limited (3-5) APA errors in APA format including title page, running heads, citations, quotations, or references.

2.75 pts

Basic

More than 5 APA errors in format including title page, running heads, citations, quotations, or references.

5 pts

This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeMechanics

5 pts

Advanced

The presentation demonstrates exceptional use of standard English conventions (mechanics, usage, grammar, and syntax). NO ERRORS.

4.25 pts

Proficient

The presentation demonstrates consistent use of standard English conventions (mechanics, usage, grammar, and syntax). (1-2 MINOR errors).

3.5 pts

Basic

The presentation demonstrates inconsistent use of standard English conventions (mechanics, usage, grammar and syntax). (3-5 errors).

2.75 pts

Basic

The presentation does NOT demonstrate use of standard English conventions (mechanics, usage, grammar, and syntax). (More than 5 errors).

5 pts

Total Points: 50

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