RW1 Outline

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Barbara Gruber Online Courses for Teachers	Back
Systematic Activities to Boost Reading Achievement Course RW1
by Barbara Gruber, M.A. & Sue Gruber, M.A.
Copyrighted Material Lesson 1 Create a Classroom Environment to Motivate Readers Learn how to make the most of your classroom environment so it encourages children to read. Lots of smart-and-simple ways to motivate your roomful of eager readers. Ideas will add value to every reading program. Lesson 2 The Reading, Writing and Speaking Connection This lesson is packed with high-interest ways to engage your class in whole group reading activities. Discover new ways to connect listening, speaking, reading and writing. Use ideas immediately in your classroom. Lesson 3 Build Fluency & Add Variety to Your Reading Program We'll show you how to build fluency so you have a roomful of eager, confident readers. We will discuss an easy-to-manage reading activities system you and your students will love. Includes ideas to help teachers work smarter, not harder. Lesson 4 Grouping for Instruction to Maximize Achievement There's a big gap between your weakest and strongest readers. We'll show you how to work with the range of readers in your room. Ideas for working with the whole class, small groups, pairs of children and individual students. How to foster independence and responsibility in students. Lesson 5 Understanding What You Read Learn easy ways to use literal and interpretive questions to boost comprehension skills. Learn how to help children listen and follow directions so they can work successfully on their own. Help children understand basic story structure. Lesson 6 Comprehension Counts Teach main idea, sequencing, predicting, understanding characters, cause and effect, drawing conclusions and forming inferences with the ideas in this lesson. Specific, easy-to-use ideas for teaching important comprehension skills. Ideas can be used with any story at all grade levels. Lesson 7 Reading-related, Child-created Bulletin Boards Enhance your reading-rich classroom with bulletin boards created by your students. These bulletin boards are teaching tools that actively involve every student. Wonderful ideas for easy bulletin boards that tie in with reading in so many ways! Lesson 8 Building Literacy Reach and teach every reader with high-interest classroom reading clubs. You'll find out how to get this great idea going in your classroom in this lesson. Lots of tips to promote literacy in your classroom every day! Lesson 9 The Reading Connection between Home and School Help parents support their children as readers. This lesson provides specific ideas to share with parents so they exactly what to do. Ideas are realistic for today's busy families.

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