I would say that pretty much sums it up. I'm going to try Linda Dorn's Assisted
Writing intervention with some repeating kdg. and 1st graders. Hopefully, that
will get some movement without sacrificing everything we know about how kids
learn to read.
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Read for Me, Mama is a story by Vashanti Rahaman about a mother who is learning
to read and her son who supports her. It's a very touching story.
Sandy Townsend
Reading Excellence Partner
Bowlesburg
Hillcrest
e-mail: stowns...@emsd37.org (work)
e-mail: st...@q.com (home)
cell: 563-343
I had a daughter like that too. Today she is a professor at Berkley and has
traveled around the world. She has friends in different countries and cities.
She never lacked for friends in high school either. I think as they get older,
they branch out to different kinds of literature and experience
