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To understand this Interval Benchmark, a second grade student:
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Uses self-monitoring and self-correcting strategies when reading familiar and unfamiliar material
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Uses text/print clues (e.g., pictures, sentence structure, compound words, contractions, suffixes, prefixes) and contextual cues to check meaning
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Uses prior knowledge or experience with the story or the topic to monitor meaning
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Instructional Resources
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Vocabulary, Information, Skills
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Best Practices, Strategies, Discovery
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General Resources
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Create Grade 2 planning worksheets
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Examine key vocabulary, terms, and phrases unique to the content area that students should know |
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Determine what information student should understand (Declarative Knowledge) |
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Determine what skills student are able to do (Procedural Knowledge)

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Learning requires students to know declarative knowledge (vocabulary and information). Using or applying information (declarative knowledge) results in procedural knowledge, referred to as skills.
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Examine research-based best practices or links to other web-sites and resources |
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Identify appropriate strategies matched to student needs |
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Discover ongoing compilation of teacher-developed strategies
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