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The document outlines the Third Annual Regional Reading Conference held on June 16-17, 2010, at the Head Start Multi-Purpose Center in El Paso, TX. The conference focuses on the theme 'Reading Cultivates Minds: Planting the Seeds of Our Future,' emphasizing the importance of reading and literacy in education. It includes an executive director's address highlighting the critical role of reading in academic success, a welcome message from the chairperson, a detailed schedule of keynote speakers and breakout sessions covering various literacy strategies, and acknowledgments for contributors and exhibitors. The event aims to provide educators with tools and knowledge to enhance reading instruction and support struggling readers.

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How do you make a reading session fun?

Try some, try them alland stick with what works for your child! Stop the clock. Instead read with kids. Read a book of funny poetry. Build a reading fort. Adopt a reading friend. Read to a pet. Cook a recipe for a food from the book. Or serve up a reading-centric snack. Listen to a book on tape while reading.

What is the teachers role during one-on-one reading conferences?

In a reading conference, the teacher instructs the student and delivers instruction right at the learners point of need. The Page 17 12 prompts and teaching points that the teacher provides to the student helps move the reader to take the new learning and become more independent with the new knowledge.

What are the big 5 reading activities?

The National Reading Panel identified five key concepts at the core of every effective reading instruction program: Phonemic Awareness, Phonics, Fluency, Vocabulary, and Comprehension.

What are the benefits of reading conferences?

Through one-to-one reading conferences, students are building relationships with their teacher just from conferencing with a book through the conversations they have with each other. These conversations also allow the student to think about the text they are reading in a variety of ways.

What are the five reading activities?

5 Reading Activities to Improve Your Students Fluency Repeated Reading With Recorded Models. Struggling readers can improve fluency by listening to models. Take Turns Oral Reading. You and the student can take turns reading part of a passage that is familiar. Echo Reading. Paired Repeated Reading. Paired Whisper Reading.

What to do in a reading conference?

Four-Step Reading Conferences Step One: Name Step Two: Listen Step Three: Suggest Step Four: Remind

What are the different types of reading conferences?

Formal Reading Conferences There are two types of Reading Conferences that we use in our classrooms Formal and Informal. Formal conferences happen on a set date. Both the teacher and student know about this date and come prepared.

What questions should I ask during a reading conference?

Setting Questions. Where and when does the story take place? Mood Questions. How did you feel while reading this book? Style Questions. How does the author keep you interested in the story. Author Questions. Why do you think the author wrote this book? Character Questions. Who are the main characters? Plot Questions.

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