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BERKELEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Professional Development Office BUSD Grade Level Academic Vocabulary Draft 1 B E R K E L E Y U N I F I E D S C HO O L D I S T R I C T Grade Level Academic Vocabulary Professional Development Office 1701 San Pablo Ave Room 18 BERKELEY , CA 94702 Phone Table of 1 Overview .. 2 Implementation .. 5 Explicit Instruction .. 7 Guidelines for Explicit Instruction .. 8 Systematic Practice .. 11 Review and Deep Processing .. 12 Selecting Vocabulary .. 14 Templates .. 15 Useful Links .. 20 Grade Level Academic Vocabulary List .. 22 High SCHOOL Level .. 23 Middle SCHOOL Level .. 25 Elementary Level .. 28 Alphabetical List for Quick Reference .. 34 Bibliography.

language arts curriculum, as well as lists used in other. The General Academic (Tier Two) words were carefully selected based on the following criteria: ... At the elementary level, it is the classroom teacher’s role to introduce and explicitly teach the words (See guidelines on page __). The specialist teachers must intentionally

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BERKELEY UNIFIED SCH OOL DISTRICT Grade Level Academic Vocabulary Professional Development Office 1701 San Pablo Ave • Room 18 Berkeley, CA 94702

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