All of the following contribute to producing literate citizens of the 21st Century.
Reading Aloud: Teacher reads selection aloud to students
- Provides adult model of fluent reading
- Develops sense of story/text
- Develops vocabulary
- Encourages prediction
- Builds a community of readers
- Develops active listening*
- Demonstrates awareness of text
- Develops sense of story or content
- Promotes reading strategies
- Develops fluency and phrasing
- Increases comprehension
- Promotes reading strategies
- Increases comprehension
- Encourages independent reading
- Expands belief in own ability *
- Encourages strategic reading
- Increases comprehension
- Supports writing development
- Extends experiences with a variety of written texts
- Promotes reading for enjoyment and information
- Develops fluency
- Fosters self-confidence by reading familiar and new text
- Provides opportunities to use mistakes as learning opportunities *
- Develops concepts of print
- Develops writing strategies
- Supports reading development
- Provides model for a variety of writing styles
- Models the connection among and between sounds, letters, and words
- Produces text that students can read independently
- Necessitates communicating in a clear and specific manner*
- Provides opportunities to plan and construct texts
- Increases spelling knowledge
- Produces written language resources in the classroom
- Creates opportunities to apply what has been learned*
- Strengthens text sequence
- Develops understanding of multiple uses of writing
- Supports reading development
- Develops writing strategies
- Develops active independence*
- *Personal Qualities: Collaborative Worker, Problem Solver, Quality Producer, Self Directed Learner, Responsible Citizen
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