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Jul 18, 2007
I am a currently researching the 4 Blocks Literacy Model
and I am wondering if there are any limitations in the
classroom while using 4 Blocks. For example: teacher
time, grouping, individualization/differentiation. I'm
reading about all of the positives of 4 Blocks, but I
would like to hear about some of the problems or
difficulties of using 4 Blocks.
Thanks for any help you can offer!
Krisit
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I like 4 blocks a lot, but I teach multi-age and find the guided reading
particularly hard to differentiate. I often will have 3 grade levels in my room.
Some kids are barely reading, and others reading grade levels above. I have
stopped doing whole class guided reading as often, and have increased my SSR
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