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Second Grade Reading, Ongoing Full Year Curriculum
English
Nonfiction Article: Text Structure and Features by Reading Certified HS Teacher
Students will identify, define, and explain how text structures and text features help make sense of the text.
There are no upcoming classes.
13-18
year old learners
8th-12th
US Grade Level
1
learner per class
$33
Charged weekly
60 minutes per class
Description
Class Experience
I am a teacher with a master degree in varying exceptionalities certified in reading. This class series is entitled, Nonfiction Matters, because nonfiction is of growing importance as kids get older. Get the Facts: During students' 4th-grade year, 50% of their reading should be from expository text. By the end of high school, 70% of a student's required reading will be nonfiction. Many students are not equipped with the skills needed to comprehend difficult nonfiction texts. This 11-week...
Students will improve their reading comprehension by applying pre-reading and reading strategies, like using text structure and features.
I am a RESOL (Reading and English Speaking of other Language) teacher. ESOL strategies are the same reading strategies used in teaching English to native speakers.
Students will be asked to read a non-fiction article and identify what text structure and features are used.
1 file available upon enrollmentCornell Notes or lined paper to be structured as a Cornell Note, pen, pencil, colored pencils, and a notebook for personal journal writing.
Informal assessment during class participation will help students progress assessment.
1 hour per week in class, and an estimated 0 - 1 hours per week outside of class.
Teacher
Diana AlgarinThe best students ask questions, the best teachers guide the students to find the answers themselves.
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Lives in the
United States9 total reviews
20 completed classes
About Me
I am a retired special education teacher who taught all the basic classes from K-12. I graduated from the University of Central Florida with a master of arts in 2002. I hold a few add-on certificates, such as Braille I and 2, RESOL (ESOL and...
