High-Quality Instructional Materials for Each Child

High-quality instructional materials matter. Every Ohio student deserves the opportunity to learn from high-quality, standards-aligned instructional materials to become a resilient, lifelong learner who contributes to society. This group has been created for educators to reflect and learn more about identifying and adopting HQIM in teaching and learning. To learn more about high-quality instructional materials, take the asynchronous classes found in the High-Quality Instructional Materials for Each Child Learning Pathway https://infohio.org/campus/learning-pathways/high-quality-instructional-materials-for-each-child-learning-pathway. These include High-Quality Instructional Materials to Supplement Your Curriculum, Quality, Grade-Level Text from INFOhio, EdReports, ISearch for Teachers, Open Space Basics, and Open Space Collaboration and Creation.

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New Understanding about Reading Achievement

by INFOhio Staff 9 months, 1 week ago

Choose one of the following quotes and respond to it.

"To their surprise, Recht and Leslie found that reading ability had little impact on how well kids understood the story. But knowledge of baseball did. In fact, those who were weaker readers did as well as strong readers if they had knowledge of baseball." The Baseball Experiment
"But it wasn’t until 2000 when anyone even bothered to examine the value of the instructional level using a randomized control trial. Then things got really interesting, since those studies found either that it made no difference—in terms of reading achievement—whether kids were matched to texts at their so-called instructional level, or the frustration level kids far outperformed the instructional level ones. In other words, it was either a waste of time to match kids to books or it was hurting kids!" Timothy Shanahan