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Unit 3- Read Naturally

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Unit 3

The learner will understand how to use the Read Naturally computer program.

Analyzing Corrective Reading Data

Look back at the summary you wrote about the data collected from the Corrective Reading session conducted in Unit 2.


Understanding Corrective Reading

For this activity you will watch each video and then answer the questions.

The Read Naturally® Strategy 1. Define the following terms: Teacher Modeling, Repeated Reading, and Progress Monitoring 2. What has led researchers to believe the techniques in the Reading Naturally would be successful. 3. Reflect on your own teaching classroom or experiences and describe whether you believe the Read Naturally program would be effective in your classroom. 4. Post any questions you have in the discussion section.

Read Naturally® Masters Edition: Working Through a Story 1. After watching the video, you need to use the Venn Diagram below to compare and contrast the Read Naturally program. You will need to label the Venn Diagram as follows: the left side will be "Corrective Reading", the right side "Read Naturally", and the middle "Similarities". On the left and right side, you will be able to write the things that are different between the two programs. The middle section is where you can write what was similar about the two programs. This will allow you to analyze the two programs and better appraoch using the Read Naturally program as a remediation tool after the Corrective Reading instruction.

Venn Diagram

Implementing Read Naturally

Getting Started

There is a free trial avaiable HERE

Read Live Product Information (including pricing and system requirements): http://www.readnaturally.com/products/readlive.htm Read Live Features and Benefits: http://www.readnaturally.com/products/rl_features.htm Read Live How-To Videos: http://www.readnaturally.com/howto/videos_readlive.htm

Using Corrective Reading

Use the starting point you established in "Analyzing Corrective Reading Data" to find a starting point for your student. Before you have your student begin, you need to go through the lesson first to understand the components of the lesson you will have your student participate in.

Assessment

Have your student complete the level that you reviewed. Video record the session. This will be used for your analysis. Once recorded, save the file and post in the discussion tab. When you post make sure to include a reflection. The reflection needs to include the following: 1. The level the student started on 2. Points of struggle 3. How you plan to continue with your instruction

Unit 4

Mini Course