E27S5 Teaching To Each Learner Part 1

Teaching to each student's needs seems a daunting task, but it is not impossible. Here I discuss how I juggle whole group teaching along with teaching to the needs of each of my students during our Reading Workshop.

0:00 Intro

0:42 Introducing today's topic

1:34 Wins and fails of the week

4:52 Teaching to each learner-let's get this party started!

6:42 Teaching to each learner in reading

9:09 Observations

11:03 Phonemic awareness assessment

12:00 Continued observations and flexible groups

12:56 What my students do when I am conferring or working with a small group

14:00 The power of conferring

17:02 How I conduct my student conferences

20:44 Mini lessons to the whole class

24:00 Conferring in small groups

26:30 Small groups

29:40 Conclusion

30:53 Outro

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