Literacy Coaching & Instructional Coaching

Coaching staff members in literacy practices and techniques. Tips, ideas, resources and more to help instructional coaches and literacy coaches improve instruction in their building! Dianna Radcliff - Teaching Upper Elementary
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Academic Vocabulary Cards
Assessment questions include this language and students are unable to read and/or comprehend the meaning of the Academic Vocabulary in context. Students are unable to successfully answer assessment questions correctly when they cannot read and comprehend these words. Therefore, educators need to make an explicit instructional effort to immerse students in the “formal” language. Students need to be able to make meaning of the Academic Language and Vocabulary words that are asked on assessments.
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Academic Vocabulary Cards
Assessment questions include this language and students are unable to read and/or comprehend the meaning of the Academic Vocabulary in context. Students are unable to successfully answer assessment questions correctly when they cannot read and comprehend these words. Therefore, educators need to make an explicit instructional effort to immerse students in the “formal” language. Students need to be able to make meaning of the Academic Language and Vocabulary words that are asked on assessments.
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Why You Need to Teach Academic Vocabulary in the Classroom - Dianna Radcliff
If you want your students to be able to succeed and construct meaning, you will have to teach them academic vocabulary. Academic language is the teacher’s standard or object known as a formal language. This comes right from the standards that are being taught in your classroom. These are also the style of language used in state exams and other types of assessments.
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Why You Need to Teach Academic Vocabulary in the Classroom - Dianna Radcliff
If you want your students to be able to succeed and construct meaning, you will have to teach them academic vocabulary. Academic language is the teacher’s standard or object known as a formal language. This comes right from the standards that are being taught in your classroom. These are also the style of language used in state exams and other types of assessments.
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Why You Need to Teach Academic Vocabulary in the Classroom - Dianna Radcliff
If you want your students to be able to succeed and construct meaning, you will have to teach them academic vocabulary. Academic language is the teacher’s standard or object known as a formal language. This comes right from the standards that are being taught in your classroom. These are also the style of language used in state exams and other types of assessments.
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Easy and Effective Writing Conferences with Feedback Cards - Dianna Radcliff
The main way for students to improve their writing skills, is through consistent feedback implemented. We need the students to know we will be providing them not only positive feedback and achievements in their writing, but also constructive feedback to improve on.
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Academic Vocabulary Cards
Assessment questions include this language and students are unable to read and/or comprehend the meaning of the Academic Vocabulary in context. Students are unable to successfully answer assessment questions correctly when they cannot read and comprehend these words. Therefore, educators need to make an explicit instructional effort to immerse students in the “formal” language. Students need to be able to make meaning of the Academic Language and Vocabulary words that are asked on assessments.
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Reading Levels Explained for Parents! - Dianna Radcliff
It’s all about READING COMMUNICATION FROM SCHOOL TO HOME! This product was created to help educators communicate important information about reading levels to parents. It is very important that parents are working with educators in a similar fashion at home when reading. We want parents to reinforce the skills and strategies used during small group reading instruction at home. Giving parents specific and accurate information that is direct is best.
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Reading Levels Explained for Parents! - Dianna Radcliff
It’s all about READING COMMUNICATION FROM SCHOOL TO HOME! This product was created to help educators communicate important information about reading levels to parents. It is very important that parents are working with educators in a similar fashion at home when reading. We want parents to reinforce the skills and strategies used during small group reading instruction at home. Giving parents specific and accurate information that is direct is best.
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Reading Levels Explained for Parents! - Dianna Radcliff
It’s all about READING COMMUNICATION FROM SCHOOL TO HOME! This product was created to help educators communicate important information about reading levels to parents. It is very important that parents are working with educators in a similar fashion at home when reading. We want parents to reinforce the skills and strategies used during small group reading instruction at home. Giving parents specific and accurate information that is direct is best.
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Written Response Rubrics
Implementing rubrics and checklists offer students a visual guide and check to completing a written response. Teachers need to refer to the rubric as a guide and model how to use the rubric to improve the written response quality. Using rubrics as a self-check, partner-check and in teacher/student conferences is also another way to implement. This will help students comprehend the components of the rubric which will help them in future written responses.
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Guided Reading Organization and Documentation Simplified! Plus MORE!!! - Dianna Radcliff
When you have a group in front of you and your are keeping tabs on what all your other students are doing you have to act quickly. These forms check individual students strategies, skills and comprehension. Not only is this specific documentation, it is great for your assessment/data notebook. Best part is it will help you to target your small group instruction.
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Guided Reading Organization and Documentation Simplified! Plus MORE!!! - Dianna Radcliff
When you have a group in front of you and your are keeping tabs on what all your other students are doing you have to act quickly. These forms check individual students strategies, skills and comprehension. Not only is this specific documentation, it is great for your assessment/data notebook. Best part is it will help you to target your small group instruction.
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Guided Reading Organization and Documentation Simplified! Plus MORE!!! - Dianna Radcliff
When you have a group in front of you and your are keeping tabs on what all your other students are doing you have to act quickly. These forms check individual students strategies, skills and comprehension. Not only is this specific documentation, it is great for your assessment/data notebook. Best part is it will help you to target your small group instruction.
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Zoom Breakout Rooms
Zoom overload is a very real thing, but if we have to be spending hours in front of a screen, we should at least make them worthwhile! Zoom Breakout Rooms are a unique feature to make meetings more fun and an engaging environment for students! We can use them to do partner and even small group activities in the classroom!