Thanks!!! My kids are loving this...we have it on our smartboard all day :)
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Hi Group
I have a good one for y
Okay, now I need help again! I've searched amazon, borders, and b & n,
but can't find Michael Grinder's book Envoy. Any suggestions? Bev
His website is http://www.michaelgrinder.com/cart/
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Okay, now I need help again! I've searched amazon, borders, and b & n,
but can't find Michael Grinder's book Envoy. Any suggestions? Bev
His website is http://www.michaelgrinder.com/cart/
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I am a middle school literacy coach. You could try these links:
http://www.middleweb.com/mw/workshop/jkjournal/jkindex03_04.html
http://www.literacycoachingonline.org/
http://www.learner.org/channel/workshops/middlewriting/
http://literacynetwork.verizon.org/Best-Practices.26.0.html
http://
hi, diane...
i noticed "smartboard" in your comment. is there a blog, mailring, listserv
for smartboard users, do you know? i have a smartboard in my classroom
this year and would love to share ideas, etc. with other users.
thanks!
marlene grefig
gr. 4/ny
On 1/15/08, Diane Baker <[EMAIL PROT
Comment from previous post: "Anyone else have comments on Peter
Johnston's book? I've been intrigued, but haven't bought."
YES!!! Peter Johnston's book, Choice Words is excellent! We ran a
study group on it through this listserv two (?) summers ago - it's
probably archived on the MOT websit
As a classroom teacher who worked with many student teachers over the years,
I can tell you this made my list of MUST READS for student teachers. As a
literacy coach and district level leader, it is still at the top of my list.
And it reads like silk, lots of gain, no pain.
Lori
On 1/15/08 4:36
Marlene,
I do not know of a list for smartboard. I have started a blog for my
district--it is quite basic--for beginners to get them going. I also have
started a wiki and would love you to join and add your ideas. The more of us
the more fun it will be. I am assuming you also already go to
> Comment from previous post: "Anyone else have comments on Peter> Johnston's
> book? I've been intrigued, but haven't bought."
I agree with the other posters. Choice Words is a must read. I've had
teachers tell me it completely changed the way they communicate with students.
Diana
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