Sunday, October 14, 2012

Reading Streets aligned with Response to Intervention



www.mypearsontraining.com (You can watch the online video on how to set up your classroom account for the SuccessNet dashboard.) I highly recommend that you watch the tutorials.
Reading Streets follows the Response to Intervention (RTI) model to help you meet the instructional needs of all children. It offers a process that monitors children’s progress throughout the year so you can support on-level and advanced children and identify struggling readers early. More support is in the Response to Intervention Kit, which address the five core areas of reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension. As you work with struggling readers in small groups, you can use the kit for additional teacher modeling, more scaffolding, and multiple opportunities for practice. You have the strategies and tools you need to prevent these children from falling behind.




Check out this link that shows how they link Reading Streets with Response to Intervention (RTI)
Pearson’s RTI solutions are manageable, aligned, and expedient to address the needs of all students. Interventions on Reading Street are highly targeted and employ the same research and methodologies that power the core.
I highly recommend creating your classroom account by going to www.pearsonsuccessnet.com The access code for this should be with your reading kit. If you’re not sure please see me or a Reading Coach.
You can assign your kids in your classroom the On Level, Below Level or Advanced level readers to the children to read on their own at home or use in centers during your 90 minute block. The readers can be accessed online through the website and the children can track the print while it reads the story word by word to them. There are add’l resources in the online Teachers Edition that you should take advantage of.

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