HDB Teaching Reading
bottom up: data driven
top down: conceptually driven
schema schemata
content
format
extensive reading
intensive reading
oral reading
silent reading
SQ3R
Survey
Question
Read
Recite
Review
adult literacy training:
cognition
automaticity
conscious strategies
techniques pre reading, during reading, after reading
relationship of reading and writing
genres each one requires different skills
There is so much more than just knowing the words!!
I think that there is value to reading aloud to students. This can be a way to model reading skills.
Skill study often does not make it to actual reading because students do not understand how and when to apply techniques learned.
Reading passages together in class also has value for this reason.
MCM p171 - 186
Literacy what is it?
Prose literacy
Document literacy
Quantitive literacy
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Access
get a job
survive on a job
thrive on a job
Workplace or work force education??
Information
Voice
Express opinions and make decisions
Independent action
Solve problems and make decisions independently
Bridge to the future
keeping abreast of a changing world
Directions
Inquiring stnace
Balance skills and structures with meaning-making and knowledge creation
Develop vision making muscles
Demand mutual accountability
Create communities of learners and communities of teachers.
Adult ESL is one place where students work together to help each other. Being in touch with other teachers helps teachers keep up with what is happening in the field as well as gives them new ideas to try out in the classroom.
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I agree on what the book says that "in reading, there is much more than just knowing the words!" It's not something like you know every single word in a sentence and then you could get the whole meanings of it.
It's interesting that you should mention it, Lilian. I had a student, who asked me to help her just today - she translated all the words on an assignment, but was still unable to understand WHAT she had to do.
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