Answer each problem thoroughly. Each problem is worth 10 points. Make sure to provide detailed explanations for each part of each problem.
1. Ben is a second grader in your class. He shows weakness primarily in the area of phonics and word attack. He displays incomplete strategies for breaking apart words and lacks fluency when reading. The principal has called you into his office to discuss Ben’s progress. The principal wants to know what you are doing to help Ben. Answer the following questions: This is completely fictional. Write this scenario as if Ben is your student. Go into as much detail as you can about Ben and his progress. Is Ben in RtI? If so, what tier?
Ben is in RTI, and in tier two of the intervention program. He is mainly struggling with phonemic awareness and this is impacting his ability to read fluently and break apart words. So we are focusing on first improving his phonemic awareness, and then we will work on fluency.
What are you using to progress monitor?
Once a week, I take up Ben’s center work once a week to progress monitor. I also do a running record biweekly to measure how well his phonics skills are developing. I compare his running records to one another to measure the growth. M
What interventions are you using in whole group and small group settings?
Whole-group: When teaching whole group, I teach for about thirty minutes and then I break the students up into small groups based on their ability level. Some activities that the we use
Problems #65 - #94 from page 311. Please provide your answer after each problem and submit the file with your answers through Blackboard.
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After reading the course resources, answer questions 1-10. (10 points each) Please take time to answer each question completely.
* Communication can be either verbal or written. Communication can also be seen by facial expressions, gesture and body language. In addition to the words, messages are transferred by the tone and quality of voice and eye contact.
Students will receive the lesson in small groups. The highest ability group will receive the lesson first and be released to work on the independent practice alone while the teacher works with lower ability groups on completing the practice
Note: Attempt each question BEFORE looking at the answer. It is much easier to understand the question with the answer in front of you.
Complete the following problems from Chapter 7 and submit to your instructor. These problems will be graded for accuracy. Problems: 7-26, 7-27, 7-28
Ja'mari is a 3rd grade student attending Lake Forest Elementary Schools of the Art and Sciences. He participates with non-disabled peers in an inclusion classroom for the majority of the day. He is a very sweet and kind student who is willing to work on any task that is given to him. Although Ja'mari is willing to work on any task,he struggles to be confident and social with his peers and adults. He requires prompting, verbal encouragement, one on one support, task adaptations to complete assigned task. According to his recent I-ready results, Ja'mari overall scale scores increased from 404 to 449. He made a 44 point gain. He is making tremendous progress. His strength is in Phonological Awareness. He tested out. Ja'mari has demonstrated the
I completed my undergraduate and graduate studies at Western Michigan University. During this time, I accumulated over 260 clinical hours assessing and providing treatment to preschool and elementary-aged children with speech and language disorders. This has prepared me to be a qualified candidate for this position. At Richland
In the enunciation section I felt very confident in my performance. After watching David Silvia, the lead TA, I see that there are minor improvements that I could fix, certain words could be emphasized more. For example, the word second could have sounded more like “sekonD”. There were only slight changes in the enunciation. There was a good success, effort to enunciate words was evident; and the effort was not strained, and there was about 4-6 mistakes that I heard. Therefore, looking at the grading rubric provided I would give myself a grade of proficient score, 12.62%. If I got a second chance I would try to pursue excellent enunciation with minimal distraction, and fewer than 4 mistakes.
I am not sure if my past emails were unclear or not. At home, we are teaching Ben the importance of being responsible. We feel that this is a key skill to learn to succeed not only in school but life itself. The way that we are teaching our child is by setting expectation and tasks that an 11 year can easily complete. His current task includes: making sure that his homework is done and packed in his bag before he goes to sleep. We had him removed from the patrol program because of the issue of him not getting his homework to or from school.
This assignment has a maximum total of 100 marks and is worth 10% of your total grade for this course. You should complete it after completing your course work for Units 1 through 5. Answer each question clearly and concisely.
skyrocketed from their original position. He mainly finds reading facile since Ben did superb when he stated reading. Ben proved his advisor wrong with his strategy and shocked everyone including himself! Ben proved that anyone can overcome any challenges they
With knowledge gained from previous experience, I knew that the students I would be teaching were comfortable with a variety of learning methods, but work more effectively when a practical or group task is set. I shall therefore tailor my resources to promote this type of learning within my teaching group.