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Re: Responses for silent reading
Posted by Julie on 6/25/08

    I recently read an article in The Reading Teacher titled
    R5: The Sustained Silent Reading makeover. . . from the
    Oct. 2006 magazine. It discusses how a classroom teacher
    and a university instructor "made over" the SSR time in the
    classroom so that students could be held accountable for the
    reading they were supposed to do. If you don't have access
    to the magazine they published a book that goes into greater
    detail about the process. You can do a search for R5 In
    Your Classroom. Two of the elements include partnering up
    two students who share an "i wonder. . ." or "Wow" moment
    from the book. Their partner then shares that observation
    with the class. The bottom line is that this process holds
    the reader accountable for the reading time because they
    know that they will need to have a response to share with a
    peer. Maybe someone else out there has tried this and can
    explain the process in a clearer way. Good luck! Julie

     
     

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