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Teaching
All Students to Read:
The Best Reading Interventions for All Learners
Discover the most effective reading intervention strategies for
struggling K–12 students. This workshop is packed with
research-based, evidence-based, and scientifically proven reading
strategies for students in Tiers 1-4 of Georgia’s Pyramid of
Interventions. These intervention strategies are appropriate for
small group intervention as well as instruction in core content
classes at both elementary and secondary levels. They are not
program specific, and can be implemented with any available reading
materials or content-based materials. The strategies are
appropriate across grade levels and across content areas.
Participants will receive step-by-step instructions, see strategies
modeled, and practice their implementation.
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June 9, 2010
Coastal Georgia Center
Savannah, GA |
June 11, 2010
Atlanta Marriott Perimeter Center
Atlanta, GA |
In this workshop, you will:
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Learn the critical attributes of
instruction for students at risk of reading failure
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Understand the critical skills
necessary for success in each of the five areas of reading
identified by the National Reading Panel
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Acquire multiple reading intervention
strategies for
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phonemic awareness
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phonics
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fluency
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vocabulary
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comprehension
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Receive documentation of the research
behind each strategy
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Discover the most valid and reliable
method for monitoring student progress for each strategy
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Apply strategies to instruction for
English Language Learners
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See examples for scheduling small
group interventions
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Learn how to incorporate strategy
instruction into elementary and secondary content classes
Every participant will receive a
resource notebook packed with the best reading strategy
interventions currently available.
Who should attend: k-12 classroom
teachers, content teachers, special education teachers, ESOL
teachers, Title I teachers, reading interventionists, literacy
coaches, curriculum coordinators, special education coordinators,
school psychologists, paraeducators, any person who teaches reading
or supervises reading teachers
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