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— Reading
Strength Difficulty
Difficulty...
Develop and/or compensate for difficulty with:
Reading-Comprehension
 

student may learn a structured text study strategy such as SQ3R

 

teacher may preview nightly reading assignments in class

  teacher may develop the student's questioning skills
  student may learn how to summarize reading
  student may learn and practice paraphrasing
  teacher may encourage student to read independently for pleasure
  teacher may use drama and/or movement to illustrate text/concepts
  student may learn how to notate text
  student may learn how to highlight in text
  student may be enrolled in Reading Lab
  student may use taped texts
  student may be given the option of modified testing (extended time, oral)
  teacher may use the dialogue journal with the student
  teacher may provide student with advance organizers
  teacher may pre-teach vocabulary
Reading-Decoding
 

student may learn a structured text study strategy such as SQ3R

 

teacher may preview nightly reading assignments in class

 

teacher may use drama and/or movement to illustrate text/concepts

 

student may be enrolled in Reading Lab

 

student may use taped texts

 

student may be given the option of modified testing (extended time, oral)

 

teacher may provide student with advance organizers

  student may be paired with a peer who is strong in this area for in-class reading assignments
  teacher may pre-teach vocabulary
  teacher may ascertain that student can correctly associate the written word(s) with the correct oral pronunciation of terms, names etc.
Reading-Speed
 

student may learn a structured text study strategy such as SQ3R

 

teacher may preview nightly reading assignments in class

  teacher may use drama and/or movement to illustrate text/concepts
 

student may be enrolled in Reading Lab

  student may use taped texts
  student may be given the option of modified testing (extended time, oral)
 

teacher may provide student with advance organizers

 

student may self-time reading, striving to incrementally increase rate

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Strength...
Use strength in:
Reading-Comprehension
 

teacher may encourage student to do outside reading to extend understanding of material presented in class

 

teacher may ask student to interpret written text

 

student may assist a peer who experiences difficulty in this area

 

teacher may encourage student to choose more challenging reading material when appropriate

Reading-Decoding
 

teacher may ask student to read aloud in class

 

student may assist a peer who experiences difficulty in this area

Reading-Speed
 

teacher may encourage student to do outside reading to extend understanding of material presented in class

 

student may assist a peer who experiences difficulty in this area

 

teacher may encourage student to choose more challenging reading material when appropriate

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