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Teach Corrective Reading Decoding B2-C

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  1. Module Introduction
    4 Topics
  2. Overview
    15 Topics
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    1 Test
  3. Setting Up for Success
    19 Topics
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    1 Test
  4. Word-Attack Skills Decoding B2
    20 Topics
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    1 Test
  5. Word-Attack Skills Decoding C
    24 Topics
  6. Group Reading Decoding B2
    13 Topics
  7. Selection Reading Decoding C
    17 Topics
  8. Comprehension in Decoding B2-C
    14 Topics
  9. Workbook Exercises in Decoding B2-C
    17 Topics
  10. Motivating Students
    20 Topics
  11. Mastery tests
    21 Topics
  12. Bringing it All Together Decoding B2
    21 Topics
  13. Bringing it All Together Decoding C
    20 Topics
  14. Module evaluation survey
    1 Topic
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Expected lesson pacing

The rule is to complete one lesson to mastery each instructional day.

If a group is not at mastery, the teacher repeats the parts of the lesson, students are struggling with until at least seventy-five per cent of the group is at mastery.

If a group is consistently not at mastery, the teacher works with the instruction coach to determine the problem.

The teacher can maximise instructional time and improve behaviour through additional technique training and more practice.
Before teaching, the teacher practices lessons and prepares for each day to ensure lesson progression and mastery. This is the best way to know the lesson and what to expect during instruction.

Pacing of instruction and transitions impact on lesson progression during teaching.

The most common causes are:

  • teacher not maximising instructional time.
  • teacher not having behaviour under control.
  • many students in the group being consistently absent.