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Remedial Reading Chatboard

This is Not Ebay

by Fed Up

Sep 16, 2012

I have enjoyed visiting the board over the past months and have used it as a resource for my job. However, lately it has become a sort of online garage sale. Please...if you want to sell stuff or give it away do it another way. Use the board for asking for and giving advice, tips, lesson plans , etc. Thank you!

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Nicole/MO FREE RESEARCH BASED READING INTERVENTIONS AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD

As requested, I have listed some of the most valuable Reading Intervention resources and programs available online as a free download. The downloads I have listed are the same that I used to download the program as well. Thus, they are safe and should not pose any threat to y...See More

Oct 9, 2012

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Nicole/MO FREE RESEARCH BASED READING INTERVENTIONS AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD (Cont.)

I wasn't finished with my last post before it mysteriously was submitted. I most of unknowingly hit enter. I listed two free downloads on my first post. There are a few more that are not as long, but still useful.

1. Letters and Sounds: Principles and Practic...See More

Oct 9, 2012

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Susan Thank you Nicole!

Oct 9, 2012

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Loretta Smith On 10/04/12, Nicole/MO wrote: > DEAR FED-UP, > > I was a little taken back by your short burst of negativity. > First of all, I can only assume that you are either a new > teacher or a general classroom teacher. If you are neither of > those, then I think you are a little confused. I also don’t > think that many reading teach...See MoreOn 10/04/12, Nicole/MO wrote: > DEAR FED-UP, > > I was a little taken back by your short burst of negativity. > First of all, I can only assume that you are either a new > teacher or a general classroom teacher. If you are neither of > those, then I think you are a little confused. I also don’t > think that many reading teachers would agree with you. > > On teachers.net, there is a chatboard designated for each and > every teaching position or subject imaginable. The chatboard > that best fits the needs of Title 1 Reading teachers, Reading > Specialists, Reading Coaches, Dyslexia technicians, Reading > Instructional Assistants, and Reading Paraprofessionals is > this one (Remedial Reading). I have been a Reading > Specialist/Title 1 teacher for over ten years and have chosen > the Remedial Reading chatboard to best fit my needs. I post > on this chatboard from time to time, but am more active on > other reading reform forums. When I do post to this > chatboard, it is usually because I have something to share > that I know would help other reading teachers. I frequently > get positive e-mail responses after I do share on this > chatboard and that gives me motivation to post again when I > find something of value to reading teachers. > > > Your fed up remarks were mostly a reaction to my last group of > recent posts. Obviously, these posts didn’t address > information that you find useful. You mentioned that you like > to find lesson plans. You might find some of that on this > chatboard. However, I assure you that it is not what reading > teachers who work with small groups of struggling readers are > primarily looking for. A lesson plan is not going to address > all the individual needs of the 75 students placed in our > remedial reading program. > > Posts that that you are fed up with= LIST OF 14 FREE ONLINE > READING INVENTORIES > Reading teachers have the important job of administering > diagnostic assessments to evaluate and diagnose a student’s > reading strategies and weaknesses. The reading teacher > matches these skills with appropriate teaching strategies and > materials. My post, “a list of 14 free online reading > inventories”, is a valuable resource for every reading > teacher. The effectiveness and validity of the > screenings/assessments on the list are backed up by research. > That and the fact that they were so easy to access saved > teachers much time during the screening process. A teacher e- > mailed me recently because she was so grateful for the list > because it led her to finding the perfect progress monitoring > measure for all of her remedial reading students. She shared > this resource ([link removed]

Jan 21, 2013

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Where's Your Post?........ nfm On 1/21/13, Loretta Smith wrote: > On 10/04/12, Nicole/MO wrote: >> DEAR FED-UP, >> >> I was a little taken back by your short burst of negativity. >> First of all, I can only assume that you are either a new >> teacher or a general classroom teacher. If you are neither of >> those, then I think you are a litt...See MoreOn 1/21/13, Loretta Smith wrote: > On 10/04/12, Nicole/MO wrote: >> DEAR FED-UP, >> >> I was a little taken back by your short burst of negativity. >> First of all, I can only assume that you are either a new >> teacher or a general classroom teacher. If you are neither of >> those, then I think you are a little confused. I also don’t >> think that many reading teachers would agree with you. >> >> On teachers.net, there is a chatboard designated for each and >> every teaching position or subject imaginable. The chatboard >> that best fits the needs of Title 1 Reading teachers, Reading >> Specialists, Reading Coaches, Dyslexia technicians, Reading >> Instructional Assistants, and Reading Paraprofessionals is >> this one (Remedial Reading). I have been a Reading >> Specialist/Title 1 teacher for over ten years and have chosen >> the Remedial Reading chatboard to best fit my needs. I post >> on this chatboard from time to time, but am more active on >> other reading reform forums. When I do post to this >> chatboard, it is usually because I have something to share >> that I know would help other reading teachers. I frequently >> get positive e-mail responses after I do share on this >> chatboard and that gives me motivation to post again when I >> find something of value to reading teachers. >> >> >> Your fed up remarks were mostly a reaction to my last group of >> recent posts. Obviously, these posts didn’t address >> information that you find useful. You mentioned that you like >> to find lesson plans. You might find some of that on this >> chatboard. However, I assure you that it is not what reading >> teachers who work with small groups of struggling readers are >> primarily looking for. A lesson plan is not going to address >> all the individual needs of the 75 students placed in our >> remedial reading program. >> >> Posts that that you are fed up with= LIST OF 14 FREE ONLINE >> READING INVENTORIES >> Reading teachers have the important job of administering >> diagnostic assessments to evaluate and diagnose a student’s >> reading strategies and weaknesses. The reading teacher >> matches these skills with appropriate teaching strategies and >> materials. My post, “a list of 14 free online reading >> inventories”, is a valuable resource for every reading >> teacher. The effectiveness and validity of the >> screenings/assessments on the list are backed up by research. >> That and the fact that they were so easy to access saved >> teachers much time during the screening process. A teacher e- >> mailed me recently because she was so grateful for the list >> because it led her to finding the perfect progress monitoring >> measure for all of her remedial reading students. She shared >> this resource ([link removed]

Jan 24, 2013

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