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Teach Corrective Reading Decoding A-B1

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  1. Module Introduction
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  2. Overview
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  3. Setting up for Success
    23 Topics
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  4. Sounds for A-B1
    11 Topics
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  5. Word-attack skills Decoding A
    24 Topics
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  6. Word-attack skills Decoding B1
    18 Topics
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  7. Group reading in Decoding B1
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  8. Workbook exercises for Decoding A
    19 Topics
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  9. Workbook exercise in B1
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  10. Motivating students
    21 Topics
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  11. Mastery Tests
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  12. Bringing it all together in Decoding A
    27 Topics
  13. Bringing it all together in Decoding B1
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  14. Module evaluation survey
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Pacing of instruction

Pacing of instruction refers to the speed at which instruction occurs. Teaching with an appropriate pace includes:

  • performing the script at a brisk pace
  • managing think time so that energy is not lost
  • communicating a sense of urgency and importance.

      ‘Be perky, not pokey.’


                                                        Dr. Anita Archer

Teaching with brisk pacing increases student engagement because the instruction is fast-paced and interesting. Students are less likely to misbehave because they are engaged in the teacher’s instruction.

Teachers use their voices to communicate lesson concepts effectively. Key terms are emphasized and repeated if necessary. Each lesson is presented with energy and enthusiasm, even when there are scripted components.