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Instructional Minute

October 11, 2022

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Direct Instruction - Essential Components Direct Instruction - Essential Components

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  • Modeling:
    • Clear Explanation and Planned Examples
  • Practice:
    • Guided Practice and Independent Practice
  • Supporting Practices:
    • Asking the right questions
    • Eliciting frequent responses
    • Providing immediate specific feedback
    • Maintaining a brisk pace

Modeling: Multiple Representations Modeling: Multiple Representations

Multiple means of representation is about providing learners various ways to access and engage with course content and information.

Watch this short video (2.5 minutes) about the benefits of using multiple means of representation while planning your lessons. Want more information on multiple representations? Check out this article from UDL: Multiple Representations

UDL - Multiple Means of Representation

Examples of Multiple Representations Examples of Multiple Representations

Use different pedagogical approaches to topics or concepts, such as logic, statistics, narrative, case study, multiple perspective, and testimonial.

  • Graphic Organizer
  • Word Problems
  • Codes
  • Interactive Media and Simulations
  • Hyperlinks
  • Tables and Grids
  • Closed Captioning
  • Illustrations
  • Storyboards
  • Reader's Theater
  • Total Physical Response (TPR)

In the next week, think about how you can use these strategies in your lesson planning and then give it a try!

Lexia LETRS provides a professional learning course of study based in the science of reading for elementary educators. The course teaches the how, what, and why of literacy acquisition to improve instructional practice and achieve long-term systemic change in literacy instruction.


LETRS for elementary educators is an investment in teachers’ literacy knowledge and professional practice. Teachers gain essential knowledge and skills to master the fundamentals of literacy instruction required to apply and transform student learning.

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Let's celebrate the following educators in their completion of LETRS:

Jamie Balanowski, Amanda Brecht, Kathleen Decoster, Kelli Fortino, Allison Hansen, and Sharon Pease

K-8 Pacing at a Glance for this Week's Instruction K-8 Pacing at a Glance for this Week's Instruction

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9-12 Pacing Documents 9-12 Pacing Documents

The document attached outlines 9-12 curricular resources, standards and pacing. This can also be found by clicking here on the LSD website.

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Curriculum and Pacing Guides
This link will take you to the LSD's webpage that supports K-12 Instruction. These documents can be found in the Staff Forms site as well.

IXL - eLearning Library IXL - eLearning Library

This on-demand professional learning resource provides micro-learning videos about every IXL feature and best practices for implementing IXL. Teachers must be signed into their IXL accounts to access these videos. https://www.ixl.com/resources/elearning-library

Workshop Model Lesson Plan Form to Assist in Planning Lessons Workshop Model Lesson Plan Form to Assist in Planning Lessons

A resource to use as you see fit.

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