Building Fluent Readers

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Building Fluent Readers Core Advocates Monthly Webinar April 5, 2017 The webinar will begin shortly. You may wish to download the handouts (check the tab on your webinar control panel) while you wait.

Introductions Your hosts from the Field Impact Team Sandra Alberti, Director Janelle Fann, Project Manager Jennie Beltramini, Teacher Engagement Manager This Month’s Guests David Liben, SAP Lorraine Griffith, Core Advocate

Who are Core Advocates? Core Advocates are educators who: Believe in the potential of the CCSS to prepare all students for college and careers; Are eager to support their colleagues and communities in understanding and advocating for the CCSS and CCSS-aligned instruction; Understand and embrace the shifts in instruction and assessment required by the CCSS

To learn more about Core Advocates… Contact Jennie Beltramini (jbeltramini@studentsachieve.net ) or Joanie Funderburk (jfunderburk@studentsachieve.net) Complete this survey to join our database (and mailing lists): http://achievethecore.org/ca-signup Visit our website: www.achievethecore.org

Tweet with us Please feel free to tweet during and after the webinar using #coreadvocates @achievethecore @JoanieFun, @salberti, @JennieBeltro

Webinar protocols During the webinar After the webinar – Accessing Documents – Questions option – Polling After the webinar – Survey – Access to recorded webinar

Instructional Advocacy – A Definition Grounded in a firm understanding of the Shifts, educators owning, supporting, and promoting the resources, tools, and practices that create learning environments in which students develop college- and career- readiness.

Tell us about your efforts www.achievethecore.org/educators-taking-action

Areas of Focus of the Webinar What is fluency and why is it important? What can teachers do about dysfluency? What tools and resources are available to support this work?

What is fluency and why is it important?

What is fluency? The ability to read grade level text with accuracy, automaticity and expression Grade level!

Why is fluency important? Reading too slowly makes comprehension far more difficult--especially with complex text Poor word recognition makes comprehension far more difficult The combination makes comprehension even more difficult Research shows a college- and career-ready student learns 2500-3000 words a year Affects ALL subjects

Accumaticity and how it connects to fluency Accumaticity = wcpm (words correct per minute) - Without accumaticity fluency is impossible - Accumaticity is necessary but not sufficient to be fluent

Poll: How many listeners work within the following grade bands? Please use the poll to select your answer

Question or Poll: Do you have a fluency routine in your setting? Please use the poll to select your answer

How can teachers support students’ fluency?

Special Guest Core Advocate: Lorraine Griffith Classroom Teacher K, 4, 5 Reading Specialist K-4 (Recently Retired after 27 years) Content Architect, Humanities, Great Minds

Classroom Practices to Support Fluency The Practices -- Tim Rasinski’s Readers’ Theater Year 1: Readers’ Theater Year 2: Readers’ Theater & Timed Reads Year 3: Readers’ Theater & Monologues, Partner Reading, Timed Reads

Classroom Practices to Support Fluency The Impact (3 year study) Joyful Rigor 1.17 year gain to 2.87 years gain 22% to 93% on grade level at end of grade 4

Classroom Practices (con’t) Since the study… Songs Rhythm waits for no one Great success with English Learners Poetry “Read to the Punctuation” FUN! Poems for Two Voices Passages Chosen for multiple purposes An I Can attitude

How do we get students to fluency? Work in early grades Accumaticity in K-2 is essential! A student on track to be college- and career-ready should recognize words in .23 seconds. No hesitation. Recent research on accumaticity -- David D. Paige, in 10 states with more than 10,000 students, between 25%-70% are dysfluent. The higher the grade, the more dysfluent students. How did we get to this problem? -- Lack of structured phonics

The importance of getting kids fluent before grade 3 Text starts to get more complex here Dysfluency takes the joy out of reading If a student is dysfluent...

A brief mention on time Research shows students in K-2 require 45-60 minutes per day in foundational skills of print, phonics and fluency An example from a 10th grade history class - primary source documents Fluency can be fixed

(Please use the Question Box to respond.) Which fluency strategies seem doable to start immediately (indicate your grade level)? (Please use the Question Box to respond.)

What resources are available to support this work?

Achieve the Core Resources “At the Foundation of Foundational Skills: Structured Phonics” on Aligned Blog Fluency Resources on Achieve the Core Fluency Packets

Other Resources Dr. Edward Fry’s Instant Word List Complex Text, including speeches

Questions for webinar guests?

Instructional Advocacy – A Definition Grounded in a firm understanding of the Shifts, educators owning, supporting, and promoting the resources, tools, and practices that create learning environments in which students develop college- and career- readiness.

Tell us about your successes www.achievethecore.org/educators-taking-action

Book Baskets Project Building knowledge builds strong readers -- to do that, students need to read a variety of texts on the same topic. Let us know your favorite topics and titles! Share your favorite topic-based title lists for any grade, any topic. We'll share the best title lists as part of our collection on Pinterest, Facebook and Twitter. Watch for yours!

Special Webinar/Live Twitter Chat next month Review one of our past webinars: “A Different Look at the Causes of the Achievement Gap” with David Liben or “Rigor in Math: Why Rigor Doesn’t Mean Harder” with Marni Greenstein between now and May 3rd. Log on to Twitter at 7:00 pm EDT on May 3rd for a live chat about the recording! #coreadvocates #MayCA-ELA or #MayCA-math

Thank You!