Wednesday, March 25, 2015

[VIDEOS] Watch A Literacy Lesson

I find literacy very structured in a school setting.
But as I am studying here, I have to go through internship here in order to graduate.
Although I do not plan to work in school setting in the future, I believe knowing more about how literacy is delivered in classrooms do no harm.

A few videos that my lecturer shared with us.
Videos are always great in visualising the lesson.
Enjoy!

TEACHING FLUENCY

http://www.teachingacenglish.edu.au/explicit-teaching/punctuation-and-grammar/explicit-teaching-punctuation-and-grammar-year-2.html

TEACHING VOCABULARY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDoJKlTl4ME

Watch teachers talking and a prep child reading – demonstrates very specifically cueing strategies (semantic, syntactic and phonic cues) 8 minutes
See specific prompts to use with children for each type of cue (lists for each cue are given)
Open the ‘extra’ sections at the bottom of the page with the + buttons
Open Resources and find “Engaging in and exploring reading in the early years – a practical guide for the classroom teacher.”

Modeled and shared reading techniques



Guided reading

This clip looks at the ‘what’ of guided reading as well as the ‘how’ in terms of classroom management issues for working with small groups and literacy centres



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