Prepare a checklist that you can use to help each of the two learners with reading. NB: Use the space on the table. Do not write on a separate sheet.

| Checklist for Learner 1: Reading |

| Task | Completed |
| --- | --- |
| Choose a book at appropriate reading level | [ ] |
| Read aloud for 15 minutes each day | [ ] |
| Practice identifying sight words | [ ] |
| Ask questions about the text to check understanding | [ ] |
| Use reading strategies such as sounding out words | [ ] |
| Discuss the main idea and key details of the text | [ ] |
| Write a summary or draw a picture to show comprehension | [ ] |


| Checklist for Learner 2: Reading |

| Task | Completed |
| --- | --- |
| Select a variety of reading materials (books, articles, etc.) | [ ] |
| Read silently for 20 minutes each day | [ ] |
| Practice reading fluency with timed readings | [ ] |
| Use context clues to figure out unfamiliar words | [ ] |
| Summarize the main points of the text in writing | [ ] |
| Discuss the author's purpose and point of view | [ ] |
| Make connections between the text and personal experiences | [ ] |

Learner 1: Struggling Reader

| Task | Assessment | Intervention |
|---|---|---|
| Oral reading | Observe fluency, pace, expression, and accuracy | Provide repeated reading opportunities, modeling, and guided reading |
| Decoding skills | Assess letter recognition, sound-letter relationships, and phonemic awareness | Use phonics instruction, multisensory activities, and games |
| Vocabulary | Test vocabulary comprehension and expansion | Introduce new words in context, provide definitions and visuals, and use word games |
| Comprehension | Check understanding through questions, summaries, and discussions | Use graphic organizers, concept mapping, and text-dependent questions |
| Motivation | Assess interest in reading and attitude towards it | Create a positive reading environment, offer choice and flexibility, and use engaging texts |

Learner 2: Advanced Reader

| Task | Assessment | Intervention |
|---|---|---|
| Critical thinking | Observe ability to analyze, infer, and draw conclusions | Challenge with complex texts, provide open-ended questions, and encourage discussion |
| In-depth reading | Check for comprehension, analysis, and interpretation | Assign longer, more challenging texts, encourage research projects, and offer writing assignments |
| Vocabulary expansion | Assess knowledge of advanced vocabulary and literary terms | Introduce new words through authentic texts, use vocabulary journals, and play word puzzles |
| Literary analysis | Evaluate ability to identify and analyze literary devices and themes | Use close reading techniques, lead literary discussions, and assign text-based essays |
| Reading for enjoyment | Encourage a love of reading and exploration | Offer a variety of genres, discuss reading preferences, and create book clubs |