Trostle Talk - 40
Explicit Instruction: The 13 Elements that Support Learning
Most of my videos are "Professional Learning Tidbits for Teachers in About Two Minutes."
This is a special "Trostle Talk Extended" episode. Sharing all 13 elements of explicit instruction in about two minutes is impossible. Thanks for understanding!
Resources
Learn more about Explicit Instruction in the book by Archer & Hughes. This book book lists 16 elements. Dr. Archer has since condensed the original 16 elements into the 13 elements I share in this video. The website companion to the book, explicitinstruction.org, includes videos of Dr. Archer teaching using the elements. While you watch, keep a log of how many times students are actively responding.
Past Episodes
Episode 2: Subtypes of Readers
Episode 3: How do I find the reading level of my students?
Episode 4: The Reading Rope - Word Recognition
Episode 5: The Reading Rope - Phonological Awareness
Episode 6: The Reading Rope - Decoding
Episode 7: The Reading Rope - Sight Recognition
Episode 8: The Reading Rope - Background Knowledge
Episode 9: The Reading Rope - Vocabulary
Episode 10: The Reading Rope - Language Structures
Episode 11: The Reading Rope - Verbal Reasoning
Episode 12: The Reading Rope - Literacy Knowledge
Episode 13: Instructional Routines - Elkonin Boxes Basics
Episode 14: Instructional Routines - Elkonin Boxes Phoneme Grapheme Mapping
Episode 15: Instructional Routines - Elkonin Boxes Morphemes
Episode 16: Instructional Routines - Scrambled Sentences
Episode 17: Instructional Routines - Sentence Expansion
Episode 18: Instructional Routines - Blending Lines
Episode 19: Teaching the Word Recognition Strands
Episode 20: Instructional Routines - Morpheme Trees
Episode 21: Instructional Routines - Itty Bitty Books
Episode 22: Rethinking Time Allocations
Episode 23: coming soon!
Episode 24: coming soon!
Episode 25: coming soon!
Episode 26: Morphemes: Why bother?
Episode 27: Morphemes: Finding a common vocabulary
Episode 28: Why do some children write backwards?
Episode 29: A simple way to increase equity in your classroom
Episode 30: Choral responses
Episode 31: Structured partners
Episode 32: Vocabulary Routine
Episode 33: Benefits and Cautions of AI in Education
Episode 34: Chat GPT Supports Vocabulary Instruction
Episode 35: IES Practice Guides
Episode 36: Letter Names or Letter Sounds: What should I teach first?
Episode 37: Notebook LM Synthesizes the Research: letter names or letter sounds
Episode 38:
Episode 39: Focus on Flashcards
Do you teach young readers and writers?
Check out my book - Write It, Read It: Handwriting and Phonics for Early Readers - now available on Amazon. Integrating handwriting with early reading instruction helps to activate the reading brain.