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Jul 24, 2012
Returning to a program that works and is not only effective but fun for both the teacher and the students is a win-win situation! The CCSS emphasizes balance between fiction/nonfiction, just like the Four Blocks. There are so many parallels between Four Blocks and the CCSS that I feel like I'm coming home. Emphasis on reading aloud, multiple reading of a text with different purposes, writing in response to reading, comprehension built through debate and discussion, multileveled differentiation, the list goes on and on.
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