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Narrative Coding Chart---Reading Strategies (2017-2018)

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Comprehension strategies for struggling readers (2017-2018)

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hello in today tutorial as an instructional resource for our mission CISD teachers in the item that was presented at a session called strategies for struggling readers region 1 presenter had gone over Angie called narrative coding chart and that is what I will be going over with you today once again under our language arts curriculum folder w4m training workshops are folder is under construction videos provided our Channel link to all our videos and you can go ahead and get that information from your academic Reading Coach consist of 6 colors what yellowest when green is wear purple is why and royal blue is how for this particular strategy to be able to use Bitstrips to indicate to the colors when the child is reading a passage read aloud the kids would be able to use the corresponding color to match each of the items coding chart I know it be a little bit tricky because there's different shades of colors these were the colors that were provided for use for the strategy for this particular sample I am using great 3 star release 2015 when first introducing the strategy it would be best to a model for the students by reading the passage and then tabbing as needed for example you would read the first sentence dr. Hunter Patch Adams cited early in his life that he wanted to help make the world better so you would ask the students to go back and refer to their narrative coding chart and see if they were able to any of these particular colors in the first sentence in the first sentence Patch Adams for The Who what is it that he did he decided early in his life that he wanted to make the world so the student would go ahead and tab he wanted to make the world better through each of the sentences that would be a quick indication for them to go back and refer to the codon chart to make sense of each of the passages could be modified as a student reads Fly Guys favorite food was brown easy lumpiang who were they talking about Fly Guy what is it that they were referring to food that was brown Uzi lumpy and smelly once again this was a quick tip on narrative coding chart you can find our items in our language arts curriculum folder under our district trainings instructional videos he visiting us at you for updated videos

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