Sentence Deconstruction
for Meaning Making and Language Learning
Unlock the potential of sentence deconstruction to enhance students' comprehension and language development across all content areas. In this workshop, you'll learn a structured routine for guiding students in unpacking complex sentences, engaging them in meaningful conversations about both the content and the language. This approach aligns with both the California ELA/Literacy Standards and ELD standards. Additionally, explore how AI can be a powerful co-planner in the sentence deconstruction process. Whether you teach English, science, social studies, or math, you'll leave with practical tools to support language development and deepen content understanding.
By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:
Implement sentence deconstruction strategies in their classrooms to enhance content learning.
Use sentence deconstruction as a tool to scaffold instruction for English learners and students with diverse language needs, in alignment with the California ELA/Literacy and ELD standards.
Guide students in using sentence deconstruction as a “fix-up strategy” when they are having trouble comprehending a text.
Leverage AI as a co-planner to design deconstruction questions and student-friendly explanations, ensuring they are effective and responsive to the unique needs of students
CRLP Learning Programs meet criteria for professional learning for ESSER funds, as well as ESEA’s High-Quality Professional Development for Title I, III, V and VII, Part A; and for Title II, Part A and B.
Institute Information
Date & Time:
November 4, 2024, from 8:30AM - 3:00PM
Registration Fee:
$400 per participant. Includes a catered lunch buffet and all institute materials.
Location:
University Club
801 E Peltason Dr, Irvine, CA 92617
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Parking is free!
Meals:
A delicious, catered lunch buffet, courtesy of Wedgewood Weddings, will be provided for all participants.
CRLP Learning Programs meet criteria for professional learning for ESSER funds, as well as ESEA’s High-Quality Professional Development for Title I, III, V and VII, Part A; and for Title II, Part A and B.
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The mission of the California Reading and Literature Project (CRLP) is to provide transformative professional learning in Reading/Literacy. Our professional learning centers educators as learners and leaders to ensure that every CA student receives high-quality, rigorous comprehensive literacy instruction that is responsive to their identities, assets, and needs.
The UC Irvine/Orange County CRLP region is part of a network of California Reading and Literature Projects across California. CRLP is also a part of a statewide professional development network comprised of the nine disciplines required for university admission (UC and CSU) and graduation from high school. Together we form the California Subject Matter Projects.