Monday's session did not go as planned....I had the same result with my child (my nephew)....He was not a good candidate for the reading clinic. I hope we can find another child who may utilize the extra reading support.
As I was reading through the assessment books, I felt that the lesson planning was similar to the literacy planning that I do for my guided reading groups in my classroom. I just hope that I am able to meet the child's needs throughout the next couple of semesters.
See you next session!
Students will learn how to use a range of formal and informal assessment tools and methods to diagnose and assess individual learners’ reading and writing development, to guide instruction, and to involve the learner in self-assessment.
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2 comments:
It's okay! You can assess your son now. Remember to tell your husband the truth and nothing about the truth about Andrew. It's all his fault!
I think assessing and working with your son will be a great opportunity for you to work with him and keep track of his level (just like you said in class tonight, and you have a good connection with his teacher as well!
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