READING PROGRAMS THAT WORK IN
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Dec 02, 2014
Presentation made by Mellissa Espiritu, school principal, for the panel discussion on "Reading Programs That Work in Schools" during the 2nd Filipino Reader Conference at the Filipinas Heritage Library, Makati City
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READING PROGRAMS
THAT WORK IN
READING PROGRAMS THAT WORK IN
SCAFFOLDED READING
explicit teaching of reading skillsStrategic Steps to Reading Success (SSRS)Standards-based assessment
READING PROGRAMS THAT WORK IN
Scholastic assessment and EnrichmentProgram (starts 2012-2013)
2,000 new books per yearDifferentiated reading based on
lexiles*Independent reading
encouraged
READING PROGRAMS THAT WORK IN
*about lexiles:The idea behind The Lexile Framework for Reading is simple: if we know how well a student can read and how hard a specific book is to comprehend, we can predict how well that student will likely understand the book.
When used together, Lexile measures help a reader find books and articles at an appropriate level of difficulty, and determine how well that reader will likely comprehend a text. You also can use Lexile measures to monitor a reader's growth in reading ability over time.
from www.lexile.com
READING PROGRAMS THAT WORK IN
Scholastic assessment and EnrichmentProgram (starts 2012-2013)
2,000 new books per yearDifferentiated reading based on
lexilesIndependent reading
encouraged
READING PROGRAMS THAT WORK IN
Scholastic assessment and EnrichmentProgram (starts 2012-2013)
2,000 new books per yearDifferentiated reading based on
lexilesIndependent reading
encouraged
READING PROGRAMS THAT WORK IN
Scholastic assessment and EnrichmentProgram (starts 2012-2013)
2,000 new books per yearDifferentiated reading based on
lexilesIndependent reading
encouraged
READING PROGRAMS THAT WORK IN
Book BLOGGING
FOR HIGH SCHOOL ONLyFinal project for literatureTo replace ubiquitous book reports
READING PROGRAMS THAT WORK IN
Book BLOGGING
FOR HIGH SCHOOL ONLyFinal project for literatureTo replace ubiquitous book reports
READING PROGRAMS THAT WORK IN
Book BLOGGING
FOR HIGH SCHOOL ONLyFinal project for literatureTo replace ubiquitous book reports
READING PROGRAMS THAT WORK IN
Book BLOGGING
FOR HIGH SCHOOL ONLyFinal project for literatureTo replace ubiquitous book reports
READING PROGRAMS THAT WORK IN
Book clubs
3 groups: 1st-3rd grade; 4th to 5th grade; High schoolOvernight book talks:“The Gathering”
READING PROGRAMS THAT WORK IN
Book clubs
3 groups: 1st-3rd grade; 4th to 5th grade; High schoolOvernight book talks:“The Gathering”
READING PROGRAMS THAT WORK IN
Book nooks
Classroom libraries: THEMATIC, AUTHOR TRIBUTES, PICK OF THE MONTHLibrary-based thematic displays
READING PROGRAMS THAT WORK IN
Book nooks
Classroom libraries: THEMATIC, AUTHOR TRIBUTES, PICK OF THE MONTHLibrary-based thematic displays
READING PROGRAMS THAT WORK IN
Storybook-based Filipino lessons
For Grade School only -Gr. 1-3: no Filipino textbooks, only 6 storybooks [Adarna, Hiyas, etc.]
-Gr.4-6: Required Reading: [Adarna storybooks]
READING PROGRAMS THAT WORK IN
Storybook-based Filipino lessons
For Grade School only -Gr. 1-3: no Filipino textbooks, only 6 storybooks [Adarna, Hiyas, etc.]
-Gr.4-6: Required Reading: [Adarna storybooks]
READING PROGRAMS THAT WORK IN
Reading-based Schoolwide games and contests:“Quest for the Golden Pages”
Team race –ala “The Amazing Race”, where books are the clues...and the prizes!
READING PROGRAMS THAT WORK IN
“Quest for the Golden Pages”
Team race –ala “The Amazing Race”, where books are the cluesBook prizes
READING PROGRAMS THAT WORK IN
THANK you
READING PROGRAMS THAT WORK IN
Mellissa Espiritu (Ms Millette) graduated cum laude from U.P. Diliman with a Bachelor’s degree in English. She has a Master’s degree in English Language & Literature Teaching from Ateneo de Manila University. She has recently earned her Certificate in Catholic School Leadership at St. Joseph’s College. She is a member of the Harvard Graduate School of Education Principal’s Center (an online community of principals from around the world) and the International Reading Association. She has been teaching for the past 18 years (high school and college), and a school administrator for the last 5 years. She is a prolific education blogger, Pinterest pinner, pop culture critic, and scriptwriter. But the most important thing to know about her is that she is terrified of cockroaches, is a die-hard Pearl Jam fan, and her culinary talents are limited to boiling eggs and making liver spread sandwiches.
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