Again, I don't know that there are hard and fast rules but I generally wait
out a child until I get an appeal (a verbal or nonverbal cue for help).  I
have always explained to children that I believe that given the chance to
problem solve, that I expect them to be marvelous 'word detectives'.  I
taught children in my classroom to wait to a count of sixty before helping
one another. All of that said, I break every rule every set for myself,
sometimes for the good and sometimes not!   When it is a content word-a
vocabulary word I know will not be in their spoken vocabulary (sometimes one
they may get to in terms of pronunciation but without meaning), especially
when I realize it is a word I should probably have planted through book
introduction in an instructional setting, I provide the word with a very
quick explanation. 

Kelly, I think you will find that there will be a difference between your
interactions depending on the purpose of the conference.  In a formal
evaluation, words are rarely told in running records and not told--if at all
possible--in miscue analysis.  In an informal conference, I like Taberski's
description of stepping into and out of the running record mode.

Lori


On 8/10/08 9:45 PM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
> My name's Kelly Frank and I'm a Wayne State student in the RLL4430 class for
> reading strategies.  In our reading and discussions we've talked about oral
> reading records.  I wanted to ask all of you a question and hopefully get some
> feedback on it.  My question is, For oral reading records how long do you wait
> for children to give their answers before telling them the correct word.
> Thanks and I hope to hear from you.
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