Why Teachers Have the Wrong Idea About Decodable Texts
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- What’s the difference between leveled texts and decodable texts? In this video, I’ll tell you about each. I’ll also walk you through how to use decodable texts in your own classroom and the benefits of doing so!
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I’m glad she deciphered “decodable text” because the term is so ambiguous and subjective. The term has always confused me a little, in the back of my mind, so it’s great to hear her challenge it. 😊
Clear and logical. I'll bet you're a good teacher. Thank you.
Thanks for your kind words!
This was on my watch later for 2 weeks- perfect timing for what I’ll be teaching in Jan! Thank you!!!!!!
You're so welcome!!
YES! I am an instructional coach but use them with students and recommend them to my teachers :)
Wonderful!
I think what this shows is the importance of teaching direct and explicit phonics to kids and in a repetitive nature, so that they can get a good handle on decoding words to help them become fluent readers. Without the skills decoding any text will be difficult for children. We must teach the phonics skills they need. I have a great question. Why has education shifted from spelling in language arts? I know for a fact that spelling is how I learned to read or decode words. Spelling and phonics goes hand in hand if you ask me. I could be wrong.
Good question! There has definitely been a shift in the last couple of years. I encourage you to read more about "Science of Reading." Here's a blog I recently wrote - learningattheprimarypond.com/blog/what-do-all-these-terms-mean-a-dive-into-the-science-of-reading/
Yes. Grade 2 special education
Yes, K-4
Yes, K-3
Yes, grades 3, 4 and 5, Elevate method. ESE children with severe dyslexia.
Do you use decodable texts? Let me know if you do and what grade you teach!
I decode text when teaching phonics..I teaches pre kindergarten😊
Yes. Grade 2
Yes and I teach grade 2.
Hi Alison, I was watching your videos and I'm trying to learn more about phonological awareness and blending sounds. I just taught the last 2 days of First-grade class. I noticed that my students are deficient in reading and I would like to help them improve more because the school year is almost over. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Hi there! I do have more videos that focus on blending! Here's one you can check out! ruclips.net/video/yTCxzvprqDY/видео.html
Yes and I am a literacy specialist in Jamaica. How can I connect with you to share ideas?
Hey! Feel free to email me at Alison@learningattheprimarypond.com
Please tell me where you got those cards behind you!
They're from my phonics program, From Sounds to Spelling! You can check out the program here: www.fromsoundstospelling.com/?
Yes,2nd Grade.
Alison, do you know of any 100% decodable books?
Hey there! My decodable books include decodable words as well as high frequency words: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Learning-At-The-Primary-Pond-Alison/Category/Decodable-Books-Passages-505219
please show me the picture behind you.
Those are posters from my phonics program, From Sounds to Spelling. www.fromsoundstospelling.com/
Yes. Kindergarten.