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Standard 8: Independent Reading and Writing Students will read and write independently for a variety of purposes and periods of time.

2.8.R Students will select texts for academic and personal purposes and read independently for extended periods of time.  

Student Actions

Teacher Actions

  • Students determine a specific purpose for reading (academic or personal).

    • Students select texts for academic purposes to explore a topic of interest or to investigate a subject being studied in class.

    • Students select text for personal purposes based on interests, motivation, and ability.

  • Students build stamina as they read for longer periods of time.

  • Teachers explain and model choosing text for academic and personal purposes.

  • Teachers provide a variety of text organized by topic and interests of the students.

  • Teachers guide students in understanding how to choose a text for academic and personal purposes.

  • Teachers show students how to use the cover, topic/content, illustration, organization, and other aspects of the text to choose a text.

  • Teachers provide time for students to select texts.

  • Teachers support students in reading longer periods and building stamina. 

  • Teachers conference with students about reading selections to provide support and feedback. 

Recommendations

Key Terms & Related Objectives

When students struggle with reading for longer periods of time, teachers can…

  • provide daily independent reading practice. 

  • help build stamina by adding a few minutes a day.

  • conference with students about reading to provide support where needed.

 

When students have difficulty choosing a book, teachers can…

  • organize books by topic and students' interest.

  • provide text on a variety of reading levels. 

  • have students share about texts they have read and generate interest in new text.

  • Genre: a category used to classify fiction, poetry, drama, and nonfiction, usually by form, technique, or content. Fantasy, ode, one-act play, and memoir are all examples of genres.

 

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