We know assessment is a key element for making sound instructional decisions, so how do we use the data to plan rigorous instruction for all students? Join this virtual session to learn best practices for identifying students’ learning needs and addressing instructional gaps that are critical for success in your grade-level.
NCCAT works with Transylvania County Schools on literacy effort
From ednc.org ...
The work in Transylvania County Schools is a blend of training, coaching, and instructional changes.
15709: PreK-1: Counting Conceptually in the Early Grades - Virtual
NCCAT Virtual Session- Getting Started with Canvas
This session from Jan. 4-8 is for teachers with access to Canvas. Canvas, North Carolina s Learning Management System (LMS), is your place for one-stop learning and course management.
Congratulations to Dr. King
Congratulations to a great friend of NCCAT! Dr. Jan King we appreciate your work for students, educators and education in North Carolina. Enjoy your retirement! Thank you.
15654: NCCAT Foundational Skills Literacy Badge Part 5 Comprehension - Cullowhee
For grades K-5. This is a face-to-face program at NCCAT Cullowhee campus.
NCCAT will hold a five-session series focused on a research-to-practice exploration of the foundational skills in early literacy. Effective instruction in these fundamental components holds the key to life-long learning for every child in your classroom.
Attend all five and earn an NCCAT literacy badge or attend individual sessions to deepen your own understanding of the building blocks of beginning reading.
This class will focus on comprehension. “Reading comprehension is the act of understanding and interpreting the information within a text. It results from efficient decoding and the ability to understand language” (Gough & Tunmer, 1986).
15653: NCCAT Foundational Skills Literacy Badge Part 4 Vocabulary - Cullowhee
For grades K-5. This is a face-to-face program at the NCCAT Cullowhee campus.
NCCAT will hold a five-session series focused on a research-to-practice exploration of the foundational skills in early literacy. Effective instruction in these fundamental components holds the key to life-long learning for every child in your classroom.
Attend all five and earn an NCCAT literacy badge or attend individual sessions to deepen your own understanding of the building blocks of beginning reading.
This class will focus on vocabulary. Research is very clear on the importance of vocabulary to reading comprehension. In fact, “Vocabulary is the largest determinant of comprehension of language” (Biemiller 2015).
15651: NCCAT Foundational Skills Literacy Badge Part 3 Fluency - Cullowhee
For grades K-5. This is a face-to-face all day program at the NCCAT Cullowhee campus.
NCCAT will hold a five-session series focused on a research-to-practice exploration of the foundational skills in early literacy. Effective instruction in these fundamental components holds the key to life-long learning for every child in your classroom.
Attend all five and earn an NCCAT literacy badge or attend individual sessions to deepen your own understanding of the building blocks of beginning reading.
This class will focus on fluency. “Reading fluency has long been acknowledged as an essential skill that readers must develop to facilitate comprehension and motivate engagement in the act of reading” (Hasbrouck, 2019).
15648: NCCAT Foundational Skills Literacy Badge Part 1 Phonological Awareness Virtual
For grades K-5
NCCAT will hold a five-session series focused on a research-to-practice exploration of the foundational skills in early literacy. Effective instruction in these fundamental components holds the key to life-long learning for every child in your classroom.
Attend all five and earn an NCCAT literacy badge or attend individual sessions to deepen your own understanding of the building blocks of beginning reading.
This class will focus on phonics. Phonics instruction teaches children how to decode letters into their respective sounds, a skill that is essential for them to read unfamiliar words by themselves.
Most words are in fact unfamiliar to early readers in print, even if they have spoken knowledge of the word. Having letter-sound knowledge will allow children to make the link between the unfamiliar print words to their spoken knowledge.
• Fri. Feb 12 Virtual 2 hours (3-5 p.m.)
• Fri. Feb 19 Virtual 2 hours (3-5 p.m.)
• Fri. Feb 26 Virtual 2 hours (3-5 p.m.)