This is a very detailed plan, but not what I was looking for. I will use some of the categories listed here, but the format of the plan isn't what I am needing.
For your information, this guided reading plan was created after four years of extensive elementary reading training through the Reading First Grant a few years back. Since, I have updated it again to fit the needs of a different grade and my new learnings, but this is a very thorough plan that follows all of the "must-haves" of a scientifically based reading research (SBRR) guided reading plan. Sorry you think this was so basic, but I beg to differ.
This is not what it says it is. This is a lesson comparing Sioux, Iroquois, and Cherokee.
Looks like a project for an undergraduate education class. (like the undergraduate classwork -
this is completely useless). I thought this was Teachers not pre-teachers.
This is actually exactly what it says it is. For your information, I am in my 6th year teaching elementary and these explicit instruction plans were something required of us to do since we are a reading first school being extensively trained in reading techniques. (explicit instruction teaching the compare and contrast text structure being one of the areas we focused on last year!!) I said in my description that it was an example that you could use in social studies to teach native americans, I also said you could use it as kind of a template to create your own. (use some of the wording that is in it, modeling, etc.) I am sorry you didn't like it, but I kind of take offense to your comments about me being a pre-teacher. I guess you just don't go to this extent in your teaching career.
January 19, 2009
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