Spread the loveInstructional design and development (ID&D) is the process of designing, developing, and delivering learning materials and experiences that facilitate the learning of a specific knowledge or skill. ID&D is an essential component of instructional design, as it encompasses the planning, design, development, and delivery of all learning experiences, including both traditional and innovative methods, tools, and technologies. ID&D is often used in conjunction with other design processes such as user experience and graphic design, but it can also stand on its own. ID&D can be broken down into five core phases: 1) needs assessment, 2) design, 3) development, […]

Spread the loveThis is a position in reading in which students are constantly put to the test to ensure they can read amazingly in the classroom and the ordinary teaching environment. This is the maximum level at which students cannot read independently but have sufficient background knowledge of a topic and access text quickly with zero or few errors. The instructional reading level is generally determined from books the kids can read with a maximum of one word-recognition error in around twenty words.  The comprehension should be at least seventy-five percent. Students’ silent reading is faster than their oral reading. […]