| Event Title | LIT 200 : Unpacking the questions: Improving students' written comprehension on mClass Reading 3D's TRC |
| Location | moodle.learnnc.org |
| Sponsor | LEARN NC |
| Date/Time | 10/15/2014 - 11/19/2014 12:00 AM - 12:00 AM | Event Price |
This online course will cover how writing can improve students’ reading comprehension as well as how to help your students unpack comprehension questions.
Are your students stumped by mClass Reading 3D’s written comprehension piece? Have you ever had a student read through a TRC text flawlessly, only to be held back by the vocabulary in the questions? This course will cover how writing can improve students’ reading comprehension as well as how to help your students unpack comprehension questions.
By the end of this course, learners will understand how to use writing in their guided reading groups to address vocabulary used in TRC assessments. Learners will analyze question stems and rubrics in line with the Common Core to guide them in creating a lesson to improve their own students’ reading comprehension.
This course is designed for regular education elementary teachers who utilize Amplify’s mClass Reading 3D’s TRC reading assessment program. Participants must have access to Amplify’s mClass Reading 3D: Text, Read, Comprehend program, and currently have students working on levels F or higher. Participants must also have access to their students’ most recent mClass data.
Participants will:
This online course is designed to help those enrolled develop a deeper understanding of the relationship between reading comprehension and writing with the goal of implementing their knowledge into their current practice. By understanding text dependent questioning and question and answer relationships, participants can better prepare their own students for written comprehension questions on mClass Reading 3D.
No formal test is used as a method of evaluation in this course. Successful participation in and completion of this course is measured by a student’s contributions within the online forums and timely completion and submission of the online exercises. Students should plan to post and respond to the posts of others in order to be considered an active member of the class. A final project of creating and implementing a lesson will be required. Students will have the option to submit their lesson for publication at LEARN NC.