Jayprise Orlando: ILA Weekly Newsletter Project: Effective Literacy Website#2

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Jayprise Orlando

ED638 Fall 2021

Dr. M. Rivera

IRA Newsletter Project: Effective Literacy Website#2

 

            ReadWriteThink (https://www.readwritethink.org/) is a platform that provides a variety of educational materials covering different literacy area such as reading, writing, listening and speaking. This site provides educators, parents and others with access to high quality practice in reading and language arts instructions with free materials. ReadWrtieThink is very useful for English Language Arts teachers from K-12th grade because they can access to the highest quality standards based practice, lesson plans, videos, activities, and apps for students to improve their reading and writing skills. They create plan that alignment to English language art standards. Educators can learn new teaching techniques and strategies in teaching language art or literacy.

            In addition, they create plan that alignment to English language art standards that educators can learn new teaching techniques and strategies in teaching reading and writing. You can search a topic in reading; choose grade level that you are teaching, and the instructional plan for the delivery of the lesson. It also provides assessment for any type of lesson that you want to use like; mini, recurring, standards, or unit lessons. ReadWriteThink also provide lesson objective for each reading and writing topic (collaboration, comprehension, and critical thinking) that align to the standards and assessment. 

            Finally, ReadWriteThink provide printout assessment tools, graphic organizer, information sheet, and writing starter for every user. Teachers can print students activities from this site based on the topic that they will be teaching. The most interesting part of this website, its covers different reading and writing topics that students may be interested to learn about like; art, career, drama, fiction, nonfiction, and others. Therefore, this is one of the effective literacy websites that will be applicable for every language arts teacher.

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