: [MOSAIC] quot;Betterquot; reading instruction...sigh...
Hi Jan
I am glad you ask that question about the hypothetical 8th grader who
currently
read on a 4th grade level what can we do. Well just to inform you I currently
teach intensive reading for middle school students 6-8th grade
Which intensive programs did you use. I use many different things and
they all work as long as they are intensive, but I am always looking
for new things.
Pat
On Jul 23, 2011, at 4:52 AM, Rascal570 wrote:
intensive programs
PatK
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There's also the issue of the student's development - when I
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Renee
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Excellently said! Thank you so much for this articulate response!
Renee
On Jul 21, 2011
Let's not also forget that test score success as a number one
priority shortchanges many children of a quality education. Better
that teachers should speak out more about the inequities and
realities of wasting time and money testing young children whose
teachers know very well which
Hi Jan
I am glad you ask that question about the hypothetical 8th grader who currently
read on a 4th grade level what can we do. Well just to inform you I currently
teach intensive reading for middle school students 6-8th grade and many of them
do read on an elementary grade level. Our school
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Excellently said! Thank you so much for this articulate response!
Renee
On Jul 21, 2011, at 6:10 PM, kea...@aol.com wrote:
When a middle schooler or high school student is reading on an
elementary level, It's easy to assume that somebody below didnt do
it right . But as an elementary
we may not be able to control all that happens to us, we can control
what happens inside us. -Benjamin Franklin
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From: kea...@aol.com
Date: Thu, 21 Jul 2011 21:10:27 -0400
Subject: Re: [MOSAIC] quot;Betterquot; reading instruction...sigh...
When a middle
Well said--I don't think anyone has found the key for those individuals who
just can't seem to decode the words. I had a brilliant third grader this
year who read on a barely beginning first grade level--he had all the
comprehension skills if someone else could do the decoding for him.
Laura
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