More evidence that Reading Wreckovery is not effective
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Mar 11, 2009
I need some help! I am a former Reading Recovery teacher, but have teaching HS Social Studies for the past 8 years at a small alternative school. We have about 15 students reading WAY below grade level (some 2nd and 3rd - can call words but have no comprehension) and have gotten funding for a 4 week summer school to give them directed reading instruction. Our county wants us to use SRA - but I hate it - too scripted for me. Does anyone else out there have any suggestions. Some of the students would receive one on one instruction, but most will be taught in groups of 4/5. I really need some direction. Thanks in advance for your help!
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I appreciate that 4 weeks is not enough time. However, that said , it's all I have! We are a small school, (135 students) and can't afford a reading specialist. I am the only teacher that has any reading background. I fully realize that I can't get these kids to grade level in 4 weeks. My goal is for them to just improve! I got them ...See More