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    Re: Free Selection
    Posted by Amanda on 1/05/09

    Most of my teachers have students pick books that are only in
    their AR levels. I have no problem with this, as then
    students are picking books that they can actually read.

    I figure that the teachers know their students best and know
    what types of books that are good for their students. But,
    it seems that most of my teachers have the students check one
    AR book and one book (or more) of their choice. I think this
    is a good alternative.

    On 12/30/08, Fran wrote:
    > Do any of you have problems with teachers not allowing any
    > sort of free selection of books by their students (because
    > of AR or other reasons)?
    >
    > How do you deal with this?


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  • Free Selection, 12/30/08, by Fran.
  • Re: Free Selection, 1/05/09, by Amanda.
  • Re: I had major problems with this, but I never voiced them., 1/05/09, by I was not their "reading" teacher, nor did I grade them. nm.

     
     
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