"Ch 7: Comprehension Instruction for Older Youth starts off by mentioning the four dimensions in reading comprehension. They are: the reader, the text, the task, and the context. The instructional problem occurs when there is a disconnect between any…"
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Lindsey Howell replied to Anna Posey's discussion Chapter 7: Comprehension Instruction for Older Youth in the group Best Practices for Literacy InstructionLindsey Howell replied to Denise Lindstrom's discussion Chapter 5: The role of motivation in adolescent literacy instruction. in the group Best Practices for Literacy Instruction"My lesson plan is geared towards K-2 students and is titled "As Slippery as an Eel." This lesson's objectives are on learning about metaphors and similes.
The 6 C's:
Choice: In this lesson is gives a list of books to look…"
Lindsey Howell replied to Denise Lindstrom's discussion Activities for Media Literacy in the group Best Practices for Literacy Instruction"I found a lesson plan on media literacy titled "Why We Communicate." It stresses the importance of knowing why a media message is being sent so we know how to respond to it. Students brainstorm reasons why people communicate and put them…"
Lindsey Howell replied to Denise Lindstrom's discussion Chapters 3 & 4 in the group Best Practices for Literacy Instruction"The popular teen sites definitely use more improper language and slang that would appeal to teenagers, where as the teen safe sites are what would be considered appropriate for adolescents to search through. My concern with the popular teen sites…"
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