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Scaffolding and Supported Reading

Are you supporting your students? King-DeBaun, 2004
  • Points to the words as reading (Cued Reading)
  • Use of symbol supports in stories to model language
  • Encourages expressive language and device use in book readings (Using natural, teaching Models)
  • Uses pauses to allow students to participate
  • Reinforces students for ÒreadingÓ
  • Engages typical peers in mini-group readings.
  • Considers the cognitive needs of typical children.
  • Positions student and materials for easy access and participation
  • Plans appropriately for the next steps in instruction
  • Modifies materials for student success
  • Opportunities are provided for independent practice
  • ___ On computer
    ___ With book and device
    ___ Book only
  • Carry-over attempted in other environments (home. Classroom)
  • Integrates or relates story theme to other curricular activities

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