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Not Just for Reading Class Anymore…
An article from EdSurge about teaching literacy in other content areas- reading isn’t just taught in the ELA block! Not Just for Reading Class Anymore: 5 Tips for Teaching Literacy Across Multiple Subjects
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Three Myths About “Reading Levels” | Psychology Today
There have been several articles out recently about the use of “leveled” texts outside the classroom, and I am thankful for them. The use of a reading level is a tool that teachers use to create appropriately scaffolded instruction for … Continue reading
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A small study suggests that quality digital story books might be as good as an adult
In this article put out by Hechinger report, the author suggests through a small study conducted at NYU that children can have the same level of oral comprehension whether it was delivered by a quality digital platform or by an … Continue reading
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Tough Love & Reading
Below is a link to a recent interview with James Patterson, and something he mentions is that getting your kids to read sometimes requires a little bit of tough love. I completely agree with this… as parents, sometimes we have … Continue reading
Looking at assessment with new eyes
Please watch this great POPTECH talk from Amanda Ripley….. it’s not just about taking a pencil/paper test:)
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Reading aloud to older students
The hidden benefits of reading aloud — even for older kids Educator Jim Trelease explains why reading aloud to your child, no matter what her age, is the magic bullet for creating a lifelong reader.
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What Doesn’t Work: Literacy Practices We Should Abandon
Absolutely!!!! Some thoughts from Nell Duke, a very respected educator.
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How Audiobooks Can Help Kids Who Struggle with Reading | MindShift | KQED News
The growth in digital technologies and spread of storytelling have made audiobooks easier than ever to download and use with kids. Source: How Audiobooks Can Help Kids Who Struggle with Reading | MindShift | KQED News
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Reading at home- homework or expected?
How is reading viewed in your home when it comes to homework? What is the role of the parent when reading at home? In most cases, it comes down to the reason why reading is being assigned. At times its … Continue reading
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How To Raise Brilliant Children, According To Science
Two developmental psychologists break down 21st century skills and give everyday tips for parents on how to instill them. Source: How To Raise Brilliant Children, According To Science
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