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Dr. Templeton Presents on Foundational Skills in the Context of the CCSS
Dr. Shane Templeton, a Foundation Professor Emeritus of Literacy Studies at UNR, worked with Washoe educators on the topic of “Foundational Skills in the Context of the Common Core State Standards.” The presentation drew specific attention to the following topics: … Continue reading
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Tagged CCSS, Common Core, developmental, Foundational Skills, instructional practice guides, Templeton, UNR, word study
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Shift 6 Focus: Direct and Indirect Vocabulary Instruction
“Students who have a high vocabulary, tend to be very good comprehenders” begins a video on the value of vocabulary instruction by Dr. Nell Duke. In the six-minute clip, several important strategies are suggested with evidence to support. They include … Continue reading
Posted in Academic Vocabulary, Instructional Shifts
Tagged academic vocabulary, CCSS, Common Core, Nell Duke, Shift 6, Tier 2, vocabulary, word study
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Core Task Project 