The MOST POWERFUL teaching is modeling.  Be excited!!!

On Fri, Jul 24, 2009 at 8:06 AM, <salsta...@aol.com> wrote:

>
> Hello! This is Sally Dickie. I am a student working towards getting?my
> degree in Special Education, Cognitive Impairment. I will be student
> teaching in the fall in a first grade general education classroom. I have
> encountered many students in my pre-student teaching experiences who are not
> excited to read and view it as more of a chore or a hassel. Are there any
> specific strategies or activities I can start doing from the first day of my
> student teaching experience that will motivate my students and get them
> excited to read? I am eager to motivate my students and get them excited
> about reading at a young age so it carries on through their educational
> experience!
> Sally Dickie
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