How do I scaffold reading routines to support my students in taking an active role in accessing rigorous texts and taking ownership of learning?
How do I use writing to accelerate language building for Academic Language Architects?
Continue to build a supportive and brave learning environment by setting a context for the day's learning.
Model how bell work can be intentionally implemented to introduce new content.
Practice a Socratic Seminar to engage in a rigorous text-based discussion while supporting language development in all four domains of language acquisition: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
Explore your own relationship to writing as a way to develop empathy and set a context for writing skill development and support.
Use an interactive word wall to learn and use targeted vocabulary.
Use a mentor text to practice a low-stakes strategy to engage students and develop writing sophistication.
Model AVID ALL routines to reflect on learning, plan for application, and prepare for what comes next.
Chapter 5: Opening
Chapter 5: Bell Work: Text-Dependent Questions
Chapter 5: Critical Reading Process: Extending Beyond the Text
Chapter 5: Foundations of Instruction: Writing
Chapter 5: Me As a Writer
Chapter 5: Writing to Support Vocabulary Acquisition
Chapter 5: Practice in Miniature
Chapter 5: Closure
Chapter 6: Choice Module: Writing in Individual Learning Settings
Chapter 6: eBinder Exploration
Chapter 6: Closure
Chapter 5: Opening
Chapter 5: Bell Work
Chapter 5: Critical Reading Process: Extending Beyond the Text
Chapter 5: Foundations of Instruction: Writing
Chapter 5: Me as a Writer
Chapter 5: Writing to Support Vocabulary Acquisition
Chapter 5: Practice in Miniature
Chapter 5: Closure
Chapter 6: Writing in Individual Learning Settings
Chapter 6: eBinder Exploration
Chapter 6: Closure