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Corrine Lehner-Hanson

frus·trat·ed ˈ frəs ˌ trātid/ adjective adjective: frustrated 1. feeling or expressing distress and annoyance, esp. because of inability to change or achieve something.

INTERACTIVE READING GUIDES Learn from complex texts Carefully constructed Making connections Generating questions Creating mental images Inferring Determining importance Synthesizing

Assume collaborative problem solving Transition students from being told information to learning it themselves

HOW TO: 1)Preview 2)Construct 3)Divide4)Discuss

Name: ___________________________ Date: _________ An interactive reading guide supports readers in interacting with and making sense of a text. See what you think of this interactive reading guide. Please read pages 7 and 8. Stop at the heading “Unmet Adolescent Literacy Needs.” StrategyExample

HOW TO: 1)Preview 2)Construct 3)Divide4)Discuss

THEREFORE… Every student completes a guide!

ADVANTAGES Partners to tackle challenging text Mentored Conditioned to read at different rates Gain explicit and guided practice Struggling reader advantages A complete interactive reading guide

HERE IS AN EXAMPLE (I DO…) The Tale of Despereaux Despereaux Miggory Sow Roscuro Character traits/values:

HERE IS AN EXAMPLE (I DO…) The Tale of Despereaux Despereaux Miggory Sow Roscuro Character traits/values: Loves the light Dirty Angry Needs Revenge Is in love with Pea Loves to read Brave and Honorable Dumb, wants to be a princess, hard life

WE DO…

Fire Ice FireIce Physical Environment Relationship

WE DO…

Fire Ice FireIce Physical Environment Relationship

YOU DO… Academic Classroom Discussions (Zweiers, Chapter 5, pages ) Key PointsWhy is this important to know as a future teacher? Challenges and Benefits of Cultivating Rich Classroom Talk Asking Questions Crafting Whole Class Discussions Using Activities to Improve Discussions