
This video is an introduction about the course instructor.
This video describes why you should join me in this course.
This video is a short introduction to the science of reading and what will be covered in the course.
This video will discuss who Hollis Scarborough is and what the reading rope is. Students will be able to identify who created the reading rope and why it's a great visual for learning how to read.
This video discusses the word recognition strands. Students will be able to identify the word recognition strands and list characteristics of them at the end of the lesson.
This video discusses the language comprehension strands. Students will be able to identify the language comprehension strands and list characteristics of them at the end of the lesson.
This video discusses how all the strands work together in Scarborough's reading rope. Students will be able to understand how the strands work together to create a fluent reader and can identify connections in their own practices to how this rope could be a useful tool.
This video discusses phonemic awareness as the first pillar in the science of reading. It also provides activities to strengthen this area. After the video, students will be able to define what phonemic awareness is, explain why it's important, and have five instructional activities to use to teach this area.
This video discusses phonics and decoding as the second pillar in the science of reading. It also provides activities to strengthen this area. After the video, students will be able to define what phonics and decoding are, explain why they are both important, and have five instructional activities to use to teach this area.
This video discusses vocabulary development as the third pillar in the science of reading. It also provides activities to strengthen this area. After the video, students will be able to define what vocabulary development is, explain why it's important, and have five instructional activities to use to teach this area.
This video discusses fluency as the fourth pillar in the science of reading. It also provides activities to strengthen this area. After the video, students will be able to define what reading fluency is, explain why it's important, and have five instructional activities to use to teach this area.
This video discusses comprehension as the fifth pillar in the science of reading. It also provides activities to strengthen this area. After the video, students will be able to define what reading comprehension is, explain why it's important, and have five instructional activities to use to teach this area.
This video discusses a structured literacy approach and touches on multi-sensory learning. After the video, students will be able to define what structured literacy is, define the importance of multi-sensory learning, and understand why this approach is beneficial.
This video discusses what a structured literacy approach looks like in the classroom. After the video, students will be able to define characteristics of a structured literacy classroom and analyze how they can incorporate it into their own practices.
This video is a closure for the course.
This video provides a quick reminder to leave feedback for the course instructor.
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Explore the essential elements of effective literacy instruction through an exploration of the science of reading. Delve into the intricate cognitive processes underlying skilled reading and discover the power of structured, multi-sensory teaching methods. From decoding to vocabulary development, this course empowers educators with evidence-based strategies to cultivate strong reading skills in learners of all levels. Elevate your teaching by grasping the science behind reading and honing your ability to deliver engaging, multi-sensory lessons that foster a lifelong love for reading.
At the end of the course, students will be able to:
Understand why incorporating the science of reading into the classroom is important
Define the strands on Scarborough's reading rope and explain how the model is a great representation of skilled reading
Define the five pillars of the science of reading and apply instructional activities to their practices
Define structured literacy and multi-sensory learning/teaching
Apply the science of reading and a structured literacy approach to instructional practices
This course is a great beginning course to the science of reading. This course is for anyone who wants to learn more about reading instruction, is an educator, or is planning to become an educator.
The course includes an e-book with reflection questions.