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    provoke‚ entertain‚ persuade or inform. The characters might be invented by the student‚ be the student‚ or be adapted from another source. Monologues are written to be heard; consequently‚ this unit includes several lessons focusing on fluent oral reading skills‚ rehearsal‚ revision-by-rehearsal‚ and performances‚ as well as lessons focusing on character development and identification of purpose. Hopefully‚ before launching into this unit you will have the opportunity to collect video and audio clips

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    Say With Readings

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    "They Say / I Say With Readings" is written by Gerald Graff‚ Cathy Birkenstein‚ and Russel Durst. It was published in 2015 by W.W. Norton and Company. The Preface of "They Say/ I Say" is essentially about how the goal of this book is to make the writing process simpler for people and to break down the topics and methods that will be discussed in the textbook. According to the Preface‚ all effective arguments are created using the "they say/ I say" format. The authors of this book encourage the

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    01/09/2013 Reading Reflection At first‚ I think literacy has two meanings. The first meaning is culture or civilization and the second meaning is the ability to write and read. Both meaning are very similar‚ they are related to cultural knowledge. But in today’s society‚ literacy not only means culture. The concept of information literacy is people can effectively use and recognize the information. Besides‚ people can redefining and evaluate themselves in today’s information society. By reading Nunberg’s

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    A REVIEW ON READING THEORIES AND IT’S IMPLICATION TO THE TEACHING OF READING Parlindungan Pardede Universitas Kristen Indonesia Abstract Opini dan masukan untuk peningkatan pengajaran membaca kepada pembelajar bahasa Inggris sebagai bahasa asing‚ baik yang didasarkan pada hasil penelitian maupun pengalaman‚ tersedia sangat banyak dalam kepustakaan pengajaran bahasa. Tulisan ini merupakan sebuah rangkuman atas berbagai teori‚ temuan dan pendapat tentang pengajaran membaca. Pemahaman terhadap topik-topik

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    The purpose of this analysis is to evaluate the strategies to promote reading fluency listed in The Savvy Teacher’s Guide. By examining the techniques highlighted‚ teachers will be better informed and prepared to plan instruction for a diverse group of learners. The strategies that will be discussed include assisted reading practice‚ listening passage review‚ paired reading and repeated reading. These techniques help students read aloud with correct expression‚ read at an appropriate rate‚ and to

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    Throughout this section I will be examining each of the essential reading elements and will evaluate the degree to which best practices are suggested in the CRP. As a reminder the essential reading elements are phonemic awareness‚ phonics‚ fluency‚ vocabulary‚ and comprehension. I will first start out with examining phonemic awareness and move on to each element. Phonemic awareness is the first essential reading element that is introduced and taught in this unit. The unit first begins with the practice

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    The purpose of this essay is to explain the effectiveness of the reading recovery program (RR) on students with reading and or learning disabilities (RD or LD). The studies reviewed looked at students who were at-risk for LD‚ who had RD‚ or who had a severe reading difficulty. The studies revealed that research that explores the implicit effect of the reading recovery program on students with LD is limited‚ but provided evidence for its importance as a tool to identify students early on and act as

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    Importance of Silent Reading

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    INDRODUCING NEW FORMS FOR GREATER MOTIVATION OF CHILDREN FOR READING GENESIS “I will let him at first read any English book which happens to engage his attention because you have done a great deal when you have brought him‚ to have entertainment from a book. He’ll get better books afterwards.” ----Johnson By reading we mean reading comprehensively. Suppose a person say’s “I have read the paragraph.” This doesn’t mean that he has simply gone through

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    Kimberly is a sweet and hardworking student. She is very enthusiastic about reading and love fairytale books. Kimberly struggles with reading from the beginning of the year. The area of phonics specifically had been the hardest part of the reading process for her. The Qualitative Reading Inventory (QRI) was administered on April 18th and helped as a diagnostic tool to make proper decisions and develop further an intervention plan for the student. She was struggling with the word list form the QRI

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    speech disorders

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    Symptom Stuttering Cluttering What gets stuck Word‚ sound‚ syllable Message Know what want to say? Yes No (or less clear; know but they get derailed in mazes) Awareness Typically yes Yes and No Rate differences Can be a secondary strategy (i.e. person who stutters may speak quickly to avoid stuttering)‚ but is not central to stuttering itself Yes; mandatory for a diagnosis of cluttering (note that rate has to be rapid OR irregular‚ but does not have

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