MODULE 2: Guided Reading Strategies
Guided reading is a small group instruction that teachers utilize to help students learn different strategies to process and read more difficult texts. In selecting your text to use in the lesson, you have to know what are the needs of your students. Based on that, use a strategy from the list below to use in the lesson.
a. vocabulary front loading
Vocabulary fron loading is usually done before guided reading instruction. Read these texts to learn more about this strategy.
b. fluency activities
Guided practice with teacher during small group instruction will help students with fluency. Watch this video to understand more about how fluency in guided reading is taught.
c. phonics lesson
This website have resources that you can use to teach phonics in your group. Teaching phonics as a mini lesson in guided reading is important because students continually need this to strengthen their reading skill.
Here is a Great resource for your lesson plan.
Assessment
Submit in Google drive an activity from each strategy. Explain how this can help your student improve reading.
Reflection: Upload in Google Drive a reflection on how would you identify which strategy would you use in your guided reading? Define a specific example of a group that you may have, a skill they need help in and the strategy that you picked.