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I have posted the first in a series of four tried-and -true discussion strategies from my own classroom. Please check it out.
The post also offers a free comparison chart for contemplating the similarities and differences between close reading, literature analysis, and critical analysis.
https://neverstoplearning.education/how-to-engage-your-whole-class-in-worthwhile-discussion/
The post also offers a free comparison chart for contemplating the similarities and differences between close reading, literature analysis, and critical analysis.
https://neverstoplearning.education/how-to-engage-your-whole-class-in-worthwhile-discussion/
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