Hi, ESWA attendees!

Hi, there!  Thanks for attending either (or both) of my sessions today!  I want to make sure you get a ton from the experience, so I’m linking below the resources I referenced:

• • You should have a copy of Love & Literacy as part of attending, but the first chapter is free at this link.  I do trainings for schools who are interested. (And I’ll run a FREE 30-minute Q&A for any school that uses Love & Literacy in a book study (questions are included with the book!) 
  • I also hope you’ll check out Gram and Gran Save the Summer: solve-it-yourself children’s mystery fiction designed to teach media literacy skills for grades 4-7.  Media literacy is literacy, after all.  Same deal as L&L: if you have kids who read, I’ll do a free Zoom Q&A for 30 mins with them.

Talk that transforms

• • Student-Facing Habits of Discourse one-pager
  • You can find some of the videos I shared today here (all are included with Love & Literacy).
  • Teacher-Facing K-12 Literacy Discourse one-pager

Confronting Comprehension

• • Here’s is the Reading for Claim one-pager: both a simple and complex version.
    • • You could read about this approach in HWRK magazine, if you wish!
  • Here’s Joan Sedita’s secondary reading assessment roadmap.
  • Here are the fluency protocols and prompts we’ve been experimenting with.
    • • Here’s a different and even more detailed protocol.
  • Want to read up on knowledge building?  Check out my review of knowledge building  with InnerDrive.
  • Here’s the CSGF checklist for developing an intervention plan.