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Redesigning Small-Group Reading Instruction

Structured Literacy Practices for Differentiation, Acceleration, and Intervention

Discover the value of small-group reading instruction that accommodates students’ individual literacy needs. Author Julie A. Taylor provides lesson plan templates to incorporate small groups into any learning structure. Teachers will design laser-targeted skills and strategy lessons to create more productive, positive, and equitable classrooms by ensuring all students are encouraged and able to achieve the integral milestones of reading development.

Benefits

  • Lead focused small-group reading lessons with confidence and competency.
  • Implement theoretical reading research into actionable teaching and instructional strategies.
  • Promote equitable learning opportunities to effectively address students’ individual needs.
  • Encourage student participation, learning, and improvement with constructive, continuous, and corrective feedback.
  • Develop well-structured reading skills and strategy lessons to facilitate progressive reading development.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1: Reading Essentials
Chapter 2: Preparing to Be a Reader—The Pre-Alphabetic Phase
Chapter 3: Beginning to Read—The Partial Alphabetic Phase
Chapter 4: Well on Their Way—The Full Alphabetic Phase
Chapter 5: Turning the Corner—The Consolidated Alphabetic Phase
Chapter 6: Reaching the Pinnacle—The Automatic Reading Phase
Appendix A: Teacher Resources for the Pre-Alphabetic Phase
Appendix B: Teacher Resources for the Partial Alphabetic Phase
Appendix C: Teacher Resources for the Full Alphabetic Phase
Appendix D: Teacher Resources for the Consolidated Alphabetic Phase
Appendix E: Teacher Resources for the Automatic Phase

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Chapter 2: Preparing to Be a Reader—The Pre-Alphabetic Phase

Chapter 3: Beginning to Read—The Partial Alphabetic Phase

Chapter 4: Well on Their Way—The Full Alphabetic Phase

Chapter 5: Turning the Corner—The Consolidated Alphabetic Phase

Chapter 6: Reaching the Pinnacle—The Automatic Reading Phase

Appendix A: Teacher Resources for the Pre-Alphabetic Phase

Appendix B: Teacher Resources for the Partial Alphabetic Phase

Appendix C: Teacher Resources for the Full Alphabetic Phase

Appendix D: Teacher Resources for the Consolidated Alphabetic Phase

Appendix E: Teacher Resources for the Automatic Phase

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Introduction

Chapter 1

Chapter 3

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Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

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