One of the areas of emphasis in the new Common Core State Standards is
to move students to higher levels of text materials. Supporting students
to read and learn at higher levels of text can be challenging,
especially if you teach students who are reading below grade level.
However, the Common Core State Standards require that we move students
to higher levels of text. Providing extra help and scaffolding becomes a
critical aspect of helping students succeed. There are three simple
ways you can scaffold learning for your students.Thursday, September 27, 2012
Support for the Common Core State Standards
One of the areas of emphasis in the new Common Core State Standards is
to move students to higher levels of text materials. Supporting students
to read and learn at higher levels of text can be challenging,
especially if you teach students who are reading below grade level.
However, the Common Core State Standards require that we move students
to higher levels of text. Providing extra help and scaffolding becomes a
critical aspect of helping students succeed. There are three simple
ways you can scaffold learning for your students.
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