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May 11, 2007
How would you use 4 blocks in a high school reading
program? Where would you find age appropriate materials?
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We understand that this program was not intended for high
school students; however, if the program is effective does it
not make sense to use it at all levels? If we have students
still reading at a 3rd grade level, we must do something to
try and fill the gap (atleast some of the gap). It seems that
the...See More
We understand that this program was not intended for high
school students; however, if the program is effective does it
not make sense to use it at all levels? If we have students
still reading at a 3rd grade level, we must do something to
try and fill the gap (atleast some of the gap). It seems that
the...See More
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I was talking to someone about this TONIGHT, in fact. I think that each person
having a novel or something they were reading for 15 minutes as they come into
class, then as part of homework, write in a response journal about what they are
reading on their own would be a good idea. The problem is, you have a lot ...See More