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Suggested lesson plan for
"Kids plan health careers, attend two high schools"

Possible hard words:

Proper names: Yelena Canter, Jasmine Brown, Oakville High School, Mehlville High School, Debbie Jones, Mid-America Transplant Services, Shellicia Bonds, Minecia Davis

Other words: academic, anatomy, physiology, corneas, ligaments, trauma, organ, transplant, certificate

BEFORE READING: Have the young reader read the list of possible hard words. Help with pronunciations where help is needed. If no more than three items require help, ask the young reader to read the article silently. If four to six items require your help, ask the young reader to read the article aloud to you. If seven or more items require help, you volunteer to read the article aloud. Point out in each instance that questions will be raised afterward.

DURING READING: For the silent reader, simply point out that you will supply help for any names or words if asked for help. For the one reading aloud, supply any names or words fairly promptly that appear to be impairing oral reading fluency. If you read aloud, model fluent oral reading.

AFTER READING: Use questions such as the following to check comprehension and promote discussion of the article.

  1. What is different about how these kids are getting their academic and nursing educations as compared to most high school students?
  2. What are some of the organs mentioned that can be transplanted?
  3. Why is the liver a better organ to transplant than some of the others?
  4. Would you consider this kind of approach to getting your high school education? Why or why not?
 

 


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