Differentiated Vocabulary Comprehention

Published on Jun 15, 2016

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Differentiated Vocabulary

Professor Susan R E Malone
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High School Students

“Vocabulary words are the building blocks of the internal learning structure. Vocabulary is also the tool to better define a problem, seek more accurate solutions, etc.”
― Ruby K. Payne, Bridges Out of Poverty: Strategies for Professionals and Communities

Read/highlight/Write/share

  • Read Marzano's short article
  • Highlight the passages that stand out for you and you see yourself and your collegues already doing in your classrooms
  • On a post-it, write one quote that stands out for you
  • Share
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How do we teach ALL students Vocabulary Comprehension ?
By using Differentiated Vocabulary Instruction

Differentiation for Striving
and
Students with Disabilities

Strategies

  • Decrease the number of words per list
  • Use High Frequency Words
  • Include representative visuals during instruction
  • Allow for additional review time
  • Review using Multiple intellegences
  • Limit distractors on assessments
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Differentiation
for
ELL Sudents

Strategies

  • Use high-frequency words
  • Decrease the number of words per list
  • Include cognates when possible
  • Provide strong examples of correct usage in a variety of contexts
  • Discuss common errors in usage
  • Build pronunciation skills
  • Create opportunities for oral practice
  • Include representative visuals in instruction

Differentiation for
Gifted / Advanced Course Students

Strategies

  • Increase number of words
  • Use lower frequency words
  • Self-directed review activities
  • Use less obvious context clues in mentor sentences
  • Use metaphorical rather than representative images

Activity

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