I learned valuable information
from reading the text, article, PowerPoint, and watching the video. My favorite
topic from the blog entries would be the video. I enjoyed watching the video because
I feel that as a teacher, I can relate to it better. I’ve always had the doubt
in my head if doing the running records for fluency and comprehension is the
best thing to do. I always self-doubt because I read and see so many other opinions
based on student recognition and low fluency in their reading. I really like
the video because it explained the 10 year girl whom focused so much on
decoding words rather than comprehension. It showed that if a student can fluently
read then he/she will be successful with their reading comprehension. It is a
building bridge to a lifelong success of reading. I related to this video personally
because I had a student whom had the same difficulties. I did weekly assessments
with hi and he wasn’t improving at first. As the time went on and I kept
drilling and doing fluency passages with him, his fluency levels increased. I
then began to slowly notice his comprehension grades were increasing rapidly.
One quote that really stuck with me is “Students having an IQ doesn’t mean that
they have high reading levels” This is very true and I have noticed this within
all of my classrooms.
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