Comprehension Shouldn't be Silent: From Strategy Instruction to Student Independence - Tapa blanda

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Your students can read and recognise the words on a page. But are they really getting it-truly understanding and engaging with what they're reading? Learn how to strengthen your studentsAE comprehension and increase their motivation to read independently by nurturing meaningful talk about reading. This book is packed with information, ideas, and step-by-step implementation tactics to help you teach your elementary-grade students to use metacognitive strategies such as predicting, making connections, questioning, visualising, and summarising while they read and discuss texts. The following new pieces enhance this revised and updated bestseller: Explicit connections to the Common Core State Standards New rubrics and scales for each of the strategies Updates to all chapters based on years of implementation and feedback Fresh activities, assessment options, and centre6s in each of the strategy chapters Options for using technology resources within many activities Suggestions and resources for using this book for self-study or in professional learning groups Throughout each chapter are classroom transcripts that illustrate solid teacher scaffolding and classroom discussion, as well as student samples that demonstrate deep learning. Strategy chapters present numerous activities you can use to teach the individual components of each metacognitive strategy. Plus, a CD included with the book gives a vast collection of reproducibles and graphic organisers you can use immediately in your classroom.