Most recent PLC Meeting on MEAP Reading DATA (Cyndi and Russ)

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Most recent PLC Meeting on MEAP Reading DATA (Cyndi and Russ)

Common Core Standards READING RTI has become a potent influence on the design and delivery of literacy programs in elementary schools. Comprehensive Strategy that includes: * Universal Screening * High quality instruction for all students * Needed interventions for struggling students to prevent additional learning difficulties

Emerging Importance of Content Literacy in Tier 1 Common Core Proponents assert that prevailing literacy curriculum needs to shift from a focus on developing reading skills and building fluency with simple narratives TOWARDS reading and writing to gain knowledge and express new understanding with informational text.

Children who acquire good reading skills may not be able to transfer those abilities to comprehending content text if they lack relevant prior knowledge for that content or a structure for that text. “Live hogs found July unchanged”

The point is that to comprehend this expression, reading skill alone is not enough; one must also possess the needed background knowledge, in this case, or trading in commodities. Chicago is the home of the Mercantile Exchange, where trades in live hog futures take place daily. Domain-specific reading comprehension reminds us that knowledge about life and all manner of things is necessary to have successful meaning-making experiences with texts that inform

Ensuring Content Literary for ALL Three Guidelines: Instill the awareness that content learning and content literacy learning are inseparable Premise the language arts curriculum on reading to learn Increase print encounters and experiences with informational text