Running Records for Classroom Teachers 2nd Edition

Name: Running Records for Classroom Teachers 2nd Edition
SKU: GE0205
Price: 29.95 NZD
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Author: Marie Clay
ISBN: 9781927293096

By
Marie Clay

This accessible text explains how to accurately record what children say and do as they read any book, and how to score and interpret these records. When standard procedures are used, the New Zealand 2nd edition of Running Records for Classroom Teachers provide accurate and reliable information about young children's progress in learning to read.

The digital edition of this publication is intended for reference purposes only, we request that you have already purchased a print copy before ordering.

Only the print version of this text should be used with children.

Ages: 5-12 | Pages: 48 | Code: GE0205 | ISBN: 9781927293096

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Marie Clay

For three decades Marie Clay has been acknowledged as a world leader in research on literacy learning, child development and the prevention of learning disorders.

Her early academic work as a child psychologist involved the observation and study of children as they acquire literacy. An outcome of this research was the development of reliable tools for assessing progress with literacy learning and these instruments have been published and are widely used around the world today.

Marie's decision to focus on struggling learners and the resulting development of the Reading Recovery early intervention changed how the education community worldwide viewed these children's chances of becoming literate.

There are many other publications by Marie Clay in the areas of writing, oral language and classroom learning.

Contents
Introduction	5
1 Reading continuous text	6
Uses for Running Records	7
2 Learning to take a Running Record	9
What does skilled record-taking look like?	9
Two things to avoid	10
Finding an instructional text level	12
3 Taking Running Records	14
Conventions for recording	15
How the reading sounds	18
Assessment and comprehension	19
4 Scoring of errors and self-corrections	21
Conventions for scoring	21
5 Quantifying a Running Record	24
6 Interpreting a Running Record	27
Processing the information in print	30
Older readers: different signs of progress	31
Records of individual and group progress	32
8 Suggestions for using Running Records in classroom settings	35
9 A theory of literacy processing	38
Recommended reading	40
Records sheets	41
Running Records Sheets	43
Change Over Time in Text Level	45
Acknowledgements	47