
Engaging with Vocabulary
During this Knowledge Block we explore the relationships between vocabulary development, oral language, reading comprehension, and written expression. Participants will learn about the features of evidence-based vocabulary instruction, including which words to prioritize for instruction. Participants will also learn classroom strategies for growing vocabulary, including an explicit instructional routine for introducing new words.
Engaging with Vocabulary
During this Knowledge Block, we explore the relationships between vocabulary development, oral language, reading comprehension, and written expression. Participants will learn about the features of evidence-based vocabulary instruction, including which words to prioritize for instruction. Participants will also learn classroom strategies for growing vocabulary, including an explicit instructional routine for introducing new words.
Who should take this Knowledge Block:- K-12 educators and administrators
- The relationship between vocabulary acquisition and oral language development
- How words are learned and stored in the brain
- A research-validated framework for categorizing words and prioritizing words for instruction
- A sample instructional routine for explicit vocabulary instruction
- Learning tasks to supplement vocabulary instruction
- Note-taking handout for participants during the session
- Article: Explicit Vocabulary Instruction to Build Equitable Access for All Learners by NCIL (National Center on Improving Literacy)
- Florida Center for Reading Research PDF templates
- PDF of all slides in handout form
- Certificate of Completion
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