Read, Record, Respond: Linking Reading Assessment to Instruction
- ISBN-10
- 0195520726
- ISBN-13
- 9780195520729
- Category
- Literacy
- Pages
- 184
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2013
- Author
- Anne Bayetto
Description
Read Record Respond is the professional support tool that comes with Oxford Literacy Assess. Read Record Respond takes educators through a cycle of:Oral reading assessment.Analysis of students' reading responses, with an increased emphasis on comprehension.Identification of learning goals.Selection of instructional approaches to teach specific reading strategies, with greater support for teaching comprehension.Read Record Respond is based on the latest research and addresses key questions, including:What makes effective teachers of reading?Reading stages and levels: what are students showing us?What do independent and successful readers do?What are meaning, structure and visual (MSV) skills?Why is comprehension so important?What is fluency and why is it important?The Read Record Respond obook is an online version of the print professional support resource. The obook includes:'extras' such as PDFs of the 60 readingrecords and the 20 additional assessment checklists, which can be used to assess different aspects of reading more deeplyprofessional support videosaudio recordings of a reading assessment being carried outthe ability to personalise your copy of the obook by adding notes and bookmarks, and highlighting text.
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