Which texts are more suitable for GRRT and Literature Circles (Video)
In this week’s Q & A video, Angela examines which texts are more suitable for GRRT and Literature Circles.
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Angela Ehmer will deliver 'Practical Strategies for Teaching Comprehension' to Teachers' Aides on 22 March 2023
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In this week’s Q & A video, Angela examines which texts are more suitable for GRRT and Literature Circles.
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In this week’s Q & A video, Angela discusses the ‘Whole Part Whole’ Model.
Many schools adopt a ‘whole-part-whole’ approach for classroom literacy instruction. Not only does this support the gradual release of responsibility model, but it also provides a clear framework for focused teaching episodes.
When adopted by schools, this framework ensures a consistent whole-school approach is embedded across all year levels. Whole class explicit teaching, …
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In response to a recent question, Angela discusses the issue of ‘Correcting every mistake in students’ writing’.
In this short video, Angela considers the yield of this practice and discusses some of the issues teachers should consider.
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For decades, if not centuries, academics, educators, politicians, and more recently, the public, have weighed in on the issue of how reading should be taught. Fuelled by the best of intentions, the virtues, and shortcomings of a phonic-centred, or phonological approach and a balanced literacy approach have been contested. Though the debate remains somewhat constant, erupting periodically and then simmering over time, it has re-ignited, …
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In response to a recent question, Angela Ehmer discusses Quick Writes. These short writing episodes, also referred to as demand, lightning or timed writes usually occur daily.
In this short video, Angela provides some tips for improving the implementation of quick writes in the classroom.
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