I am in the middle of purchasing books to add to our literacy closet. My
principal requests that this year all titles that I add lend well to higher
order thinking to be used with our Gifted Students and high achievers. Can
anyone suggest titles that they think would be a good addition to a
I don't think it is the book choice that is important. It is more the kinds
of questions that are asked and the demand for deeper reading as a result.
Bloom's Taxonomy needs to be visible in terms of teacher planning. Teachers
do not plan questions and they need to do this.
Maxine
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Thinking Books to Add to Literacy Closet
I am in the middle of purchasing books to add to our literacy closet. My
principal requests that this year all titles that I add lend well to higher
order thinking to be used with our Gifted Students and high achievers. Can
anyone suggest titles
This is interesting thinking...and I agree to a point. You can use higher
level questioning to elicit deeper thinking even with a restaurant menu or a
travel brochure or even Captain Underpants.
Yet, through the lesson study process, my group and I discovered that the
book choice
