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Feb 3, 2008
We are ability grouping during reading (which I don't like)
and I have the group of low readers. I team teach with the
title reading teacher. We teach writing together then she
takes half the class during reading instruction. I am
wondering if 4-blocks would be a good format to use with
this group or would the lack of role models be a problem? I
used to teach using 4-blocks before we started switching for
reading by level. Since then I have not figured out how to
make it work. I have two hours with my reading class and I
have the title reading teacher for the first 90 minutes. Can
anyone offer any advice? Thanks!
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