[FocusOnBasics 214] Re: Using FOB
Sarah Beaman-Jones
sbeaman at webster.edu
Tue Apr 11 16:51:39 EDT 2006
This summer I will be leading a workshop for
experienced adult educators. They have four
hours of activities assigned before the workshop.
As part of the reading assignment, they can
select one of four articles:
To find the articles, go to
http://www.ncsall.net/index.php?id=167 and select
either
What Silent Reading Tests alone Can't Tell you
or
There's Reading..And Then There's Reading
These articles are about reading in general. If
you want to read more specifically on first level
readers, go to
http://www.ncsall.net/index.php?id=147 and select
either
Techniques for Teaching Beginning-Level Reading to Adults
or
Reading for Pleasure
BTW, there is no reason you can't read all four
or even the entire issue if you get involved.
As you read the article, code the test in the following manner:
= I agree
X I thought differently
+ New information
! WOW
? I don't get it
* I know this is important
[INSERT system "Interactive Notational System for
Effective Reading and Thinking" from Vaughn &
Estes, 1986]
After completing the reading, please complete a
short reflection piece. In one or two
paragraphs, describe the main ideas of the
article your read and your reaction to them.
In one or two paragraphs, describe your experience using the INSERT system.
--
Sarah Beaman-Jones
Literacy Program Developer
LIFT-Missouri
815 Olive Street, Suite 22
St. Louis, MO 63101
1-800-729-4443
1-314-678-4443 ext. 206
1-314-678-2938 [fax]
http://lift-missouri.org
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