Teach Reading Mastery Signature Edition: Language Arts: Year 1 and 2
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Module Introduction5 Topics
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Overview18 Topics|1 Test
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Cover
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Lesson Objective
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Opening the lesson
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Direct Instruction overview
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Who it’s for
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RMSE-LA 1 materials
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RMSE-LA 2 materials
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Time requirements
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Placement test overview
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Placement test guidelines
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RMSE-LA 1 placement test specifics
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RMSE-LA 2 placement test
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Grouping and seating
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Teacher’s guides
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Script features
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Check your understanding
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Review
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Lesson Completed!
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Cover
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Language Concepts21 Topics|1 Test
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Cover
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Lesson Objective
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Opening the lesson
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Actions exercises
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Language concepts tracks in RMSE-LA
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Corrections in actions exercises
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Classification exercises
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Corrections in classification exercises
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Word skills exercises
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Word skills (Opposites Exercises)
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Word skills (Definitions Exercises)
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Corrections in definitions exercises
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Word skills (Synonyms and Contractions Exercises)
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Sentence skills (Where, Who, When, What, Why and Questioning Exercises)
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Verb tense and statements exercises
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Reasoning skills
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Script success
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Check your understanding
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Review
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Review
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Lesson Completed!
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Cover
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Pre-writing Skills21 Topics|1 Test
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Cover
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Lesson Objective
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Opening the lesson
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Introduction to RMSE-LA 2 (Part One)
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Pacing introduction in RMSE-LA 2
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Active monitoring procedure
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Active monitoring
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Auditory signal
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Auditory signal
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Classification and clues formats
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Corrections in classification and clues
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Temporal sequencing
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Corrections in temporal sequencing
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Pause and punch
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Deductions
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Dialect exercises
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Directions exercises
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Corrections in deductions and dialect and directions
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Check your understanding
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Review
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Lesson Completed!
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Cover
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Story Grammar and Literature17 Topics|1 Test
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Cover
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Lesson Objective
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Opening the lesson
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Story grammar and literature in RMSE-LA 1
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Presenting stories in RMSE-LA 1
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Story introduction and details exercises in RMSE-LA 1
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Extending story grammar in RMSE-LA 1
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Sequencing and retelling stories in RMSE-LA 1
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Firming student responses
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Character identification in RMSE-LA 1
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Story completion and plays in RMSE-LA 1
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Story grammar in RMSE-LA 2
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Cooperative activities in RMSE-LA 2
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Expanded activities in RMSE-LA 2
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Check your understanding
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Review
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Lesson Completed!
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Cover
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Beginning Writing Skills in RMSE-LA 2 (Part 1)15 Topics|1 Test
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Cover
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Lesson Objective
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Opening the lesson
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RMSE-LA 1 story-related sentence writing
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Auditory signal
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Auditory signal
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RMSE-LA 1 teaching story-related sentence writing
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RMSE-LA 1 cooperative story writing
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RMSE-LA 1 main idea sentence writing
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RMSE-LA 1 sequence sentence writing
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RMSE-LA 2 parallel sentences
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RMSE-LA 2 sentence construction
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Check your understanding
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Review
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Lesson Completed!
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Cover
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Beginning Writing Skills in RMSE-LA 2 (Part 2)16 Topics|1 Test
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Cover
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Lesson Objective
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Opening the lesson
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Composing simple stories
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Teaching composing simple stories
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Reporting
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Sentence writing reporting main idea
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Clarity
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Correcting ambiguous referents
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Interpreting ambiguous sentences
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Letter writing
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Corrections
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Script success
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Check your understanding
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Review
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Lesson Completed!
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Cover
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Sentence Analysis in RMSE-LA 215 Topics|1 Test
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Advanced Writing Skills21 Topics|1 Test
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Cover
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Lesson Objective
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Opening the lesson
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Editing
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Auditory signal
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Auditory signal
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Main idea
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Composing main idea sentences
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Check boxes
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Teaching tips for check boxes
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The tick
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Positive praise
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Paragraph writing
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Advanced paragraph writing
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Writing with clarity
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Specific praise
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Student engagement
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Correcting and firming writing
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Check your understanding
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Review
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Lesson Completed!
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Cover
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Mastery Tests23 Topics|1 Test
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Cover
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Lesson Objective
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Opening the lesson
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Mastery tests RMSE LA 1-2
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Conducting Mastery Tests
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Scoring the test
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Using Mastery Test information
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Mastery Test criterion
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Providing test temedies
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Determining who needs remediation and retesting
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Mastery Tests on SPT
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Inputting data on SPT
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Flight-path concept
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Expected lesson pacing
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Lesson progress on SPT
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Pacing of instruction
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Pacing of instruction
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Effective transitions
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Teaching routines
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Effective routines
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Check your understanding
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Review
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Lesson Completed!
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Cover
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Workbooks and Motivating Students22 Topics|1 Test
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Cover
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Opening the lesson
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Lesson Objective
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RMSE-LA 1 worksheets
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The tick
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RMSE-LA 1 classification
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RMSE-LA 1 analogies
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RMSE-LA 1 writing opposites
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RMSE-LA 2 marking papers
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Teacher’s role in motivation
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Affirmations
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STAR rules
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Teacher-student game
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Teacher-student game points
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Points in the teacher-student game
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Benefits of perky pace
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Positive praise
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Positive praise
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Specific praise
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Check your understanding
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Review
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Lesson Completed!
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Cover
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Bringing it All Together for RMSE-LA 119 Topics|1 Test
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Cover
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Lesson Objective
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Opening the lesson
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Teaching a complete lesson
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Hand-drop signal
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Hand drop signal
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Lesson 53, exercise 1
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Corrections
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Lesson 53, exercise 2
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Lesson 53, exercise 3
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Lesson 53, exercise 4
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Lesson 53, exercise 5
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Lesson 53, exercise 6
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Lesson 53, exercise 7
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The tick
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Lesson 53, exercise 8
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Check your understanding
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Review
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Lesson Completed!
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Cover
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Bringing it All Together for RMSE-LA 215 Topics|1 Test
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Module evaluation survey1 Topic
Participants 583
Corrections in classification and clues
ddewell@goodtogreatschools.org.au August 7, 2023

Corrections in Classification and Clues
For errors in ‘classification and clues’, relate the answer to the given clue. Correct using ‘lead, test, re-test’. In this case, the ‘lead’ step restates and applies the clue.

The process
When asked why the Teacher could not be thinking of a hammer or a screwdriver, Students may answer by saying; “You pound nails with a hammer”. Correct this error by referring to the given clue.
The process involves the following:
- Say, “Listen: You use this tool to cut. Do you use a hammer to cut?” and signal.
- Say, “That’s why I could not be thinking of a hammer. Once more…” and signal. “Tell me why could not be thinking of a hammer?”
- Return to the beginning of the exercise.
Lead
“Listen: You use this tool to cut. Do you use a hammer to cut?”
‘No’.
Test
“That’s why I could not be thinking of a hammer. Once more: Tell me why I could not be thinking of a hammer?”
Individual Student responds; “You don’t cut with a hammer”.
Re-test
Starting over.
All responses down to where error was made and beyond.
Turn to page 26 in ‘RMSE-LA 2’ Teacher’s Guide. Practice exercise 5 with your partner with student-errors.