More than three‑quarters of students from low‑income households
Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education.
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Students are placed in 4 different centers based on their reading levels to comprehend and learn vocabulary using different non fiction text materials. The first is the Vocabulary Center where they learn vocabulary using Marzeno's 6 step activity. Next is the Skill Activity Center where students work independently to learn different skills such as compare and contrast, beginning- middle- end, sequence of events and many others.. Students work using different organizers in the Skill Activity center. The 3rd is the Writing Center where students work on writing focusing on comprehension activity. The last one is the Guided Reading Center where students work in small groups with the teacher using different non fiction text materials to develop comprehension and academic discussion skills. In addition to these groups, there are two ELL groups where students get additional support from me as well as an ELL support staff. Here students work on 4 step vocabulary activity, sequence of events and comprehension building activities using organizers and open ended questions in the writing center. We strive to help the students with the right materials to help them understand and comprehend different texts in guided reading center. The non fiction books will help my students learn about American history and her heritage while concurrently building their comprehension skills and vocabulary in the learning centers. Since so many of my students are in different learning levels, they require a more tailored approach rather than a uniform one.
These books will help ensure that each student is able to learn to the best of his or her ability without becoming overwhelmed. Furthermore, buying a fewer number of books that cover different topics will allow students to pick something that interests them. Ask any parent or teacher--the best way to teach a child is to make it interesting!
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Students are placed in 4 different centers based on their reading levels to comprehend and learn vocabulary using different non fiction text materials. The first is the Vocabulary Center where they learn vocabulary using Marzeno's 6 step activity. Next is the Skill Activity Center where students work independently to learn different skills such as compare and contrast, beginning- middle- end, sequence of events and many others.. Students work using different organizers in the Skill Activity center. The 3rd is the Writing Center where students work on writing focusing on comprehension activity. The last one is the Guided Reading Center where students work in small groups with the teacher using different non fiction text materials to develop comprehension and academic discussion skills. In addition to these groups, there are two ELL groups where students get additional support from me as well as an ELL support staff. Here students work on 4 step vocabulary activity, sequence of events and comprehension building activities using organizers and open ended questions in the writing center. We strive to help the students with the right materials to help them understand and comprehend different texts in guided reading center. The non fiction books will help my students learn about American history and her heritage while concurrently building their comprehension skills and vocabulary in the learning centers. Since so many of my students are in different learning levels, they require a more tailored approach rather than a uniform one.
These books will help ensure that each student is able to learn to the best of his or her ability without becoming overwhelmed. Furthermore, buying a fewer number of books that cover different topics will allow students to pick something that interests them. Ask any parent or teacher--the best way to teach a child is to make it interesting!