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Practice Coach Plus Lessons focus on a single skill, making targeted work/practice easy. Students read multiple passages, which increases text complexity throughout the lesson. Opportunities to write throughout the lesson, and students respond by including evidence from the text. Hints provided as a scaffold in the first part of the lesson leading students to eventually answering on their own.
| Practice Coach Plus Lessons focus on a single skill, making targeted work/practice easy. Discuss and apply problems, giving students opportunities to write about and explain their actions. Error Analysis opportunities are available in each lesson for more writing and explaining mathematical processes. Two sets of Practice (if Practice is printed) give teachers options for assigning individual and group work in/out of class.
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Support Coach Genre-specific lessons focusing on the skills needed to read and comprehend each genre. Lessons do NOT have to be done in any order, so teachers can select the genre and skills the students need to master. Whole group, small group, and individual reads in each lesson. Vocabulary development in each lesson. Respond to Text Writing opportunities in each lesson.
| Support Coach 20 Lessons focusing on Math Power Standards for each grade level. Lessons can be done in any order, allowing teachers to work on the most needed areas. Each 3-part lesson includes one prerequisite and transition skill before students work on the grade-level skill. Problem solving questions are provided in each lesson and are great for student collaboration.
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Clinics Multiple books, Reading Literature, Reading Informational Text, and Writing are the foundational skills students need to master. It consists of Short Lessons (usually two pages and then Practice), which makes it ideal for a summer school setting. Open-ended questions give students opportunities to write and explain their learning and understanding. Easy to use in small group settings.
| Clinics Multiple books in each grade level and lessons focus on one specific skill. Short Lessons (usually two pages and then Practice) make it ideal for a summer school setting. Open-ended questions give students opportunities to write and explain their learning and understanding. It targets foundational mathematical skills and is easy to use in small groups.
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