Getting to Know Literacy Learners
(Pre K-3)
 Getting to know each student will be beneficial to
the teacher in knowing which literacy stage the
students are in.
• An effective literate environment will provide
learners will affective and cognitive aspects of
literacy learning (Walden, 2013).
• Affective aspects of literacy learning are simply
observing students’ interests, attitudes, and
motivation that contribute to their success in
reading (Afflerbach, 2007).
• Teachers use screening assessments are used by
teachers to determine students’ instructional
reading levels, monitor student progress, and
record student achievement through a school year
and each grade level (Tompkins, 2010, p. 81).

More Related Content

PPT
Marina Presentation I
PPTX
Material design
PPTX
Classroom makeover day 4
PPTX
The Impact of Digital Tools on EFL Medical Students’ Academic Writing Perform...
PPTX
Role Of Interactive Notes On The Learning Of Students At Elementary Level
DOCX
Angela R Legato Resume
PPTX
needs analysis in SLA
PPTX
Euco 2014 presentation by Annika Wiklund-Engblom
Marina Presentation I
Material design
Classroom makeover day 4
The Impact of Digital Tools on EFL Medical Students’ Academic Writing Perform...
Role Of Interactive Notes On The Learning Of Students At Elementary Level
Angela R Legato Resume
needs analysis in SLA
Euco 2014 presentation by Annika Wiklund-Engblom

What's hot (20)

PDF
Assessing the Assessment: An Evaluation of a Self-Assessment of Class Partici...
PPT
Valerie presentation
PPTX
How do i teach learners at the pre k 3
PPTX
Aplied linguitic (learners strategies)
PPTX
Assessments in literacy(voice)
PPTX
PPT
An Overview of Case Studies About the Influence on Multiple Intelligences on ...
PPTX
Learning second lge
PPTX
Tieka wilkins. chapter 11pptx
PPTX
Literate environment analysis presentation power point
PPTX
5 Factors Affecting LLS
PPTX
Language Learning Strategies
PPTX
Formative and summative assessments
PPTX
Autonomy, critical thinking and formative assessment
PPTX
Kedmon hungwepresentation
PPTX
Factors affecting language learning strategy usage
PPTX
Language learning strategies
PDF
12Assessment: Specific Assessments For Readers
PPT
Content Mastery
PDF
Cooperative Learning Activity
Assessing the Assessment: An Evaluation of a Self-Assessment of Class Partici...
Valerie presentation
How do i teach learners at the pre k 3
Aplied linguitic (learners strategies)
Assessments in literacy(voice)
An Overview of Case Studies About the Influence on Multiple Intelligences on ...
Learning second lge
Tieka wilkins. chapter 11pptx
Literate environment analysis presentation power point
5 Factors Affecting LLS
Language Learning Strategies
Formative and summative assessments
Autonomy, critical thinking and formative assessment
Kedmon hungwepresentation
Factors affecting language learning strategy usage
Language learning strategies
12Assessment: Specific Assessments For Readers
Content Mastery
Cooperative Learning Activity
Ad

Viewers also liked (7)

PPTX
Literate environment analysis
PDF
Inaugural Addresses
PPTX
How to think like a startup
PDF
32 Ways a Digital Marketing Consultant Can Help Grow Your Business
PDF
Teaching Students with Emojis, Emoticons, & Textspeak
PDF
Hype vs. Reality: The AI Explainer
PDF
Study: The Future of VR, AR and Self-Driving Cars
Literate environment analysis
Inaugural Addresses
How to think like a startup
32 Ways a Digital Marketing Consultant Can Help Grow Your Business
Teaching Students with Emojis, Emoticons, & Textspeak
Hype vs. Reality: The AI Explainer
Study: The Future of VR, AR and Self-Driving Cars
Ad

Presentation

  • 1. Getting to Know Literacy Learners (Pre K-3)  Getting to know each student will be beneficial to the teacher in knowing which literacy stage the students are in. • An effective literate environment will provide learners will affective and cognitive aspects of literacy learning (Walden, 2013). • Affective aspects of literacy learning are simply observing students’ interests, attitudes, and motivation that contribute to their success in reading (Afflerbach, 2007). • Teachers use screening assessments are used by teachers to determine students’ instructional reading levels, monitor student progress, and record student achievement through a school year and each grade level (Tompkins, 2010, p. 81).