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Jul 22, 2010
When I taught high school, I loved the curriculum units from the Center for Learning. The guides include lesson plans, reading questions, projects and assessments. Do any of you have any suggestions for similar guides for middle school?
Mae in Texas
I recommend that you read Nancy Atwell's In the Middle and Donalyn Miller's The Book Whisperer. Mae
Cheryl Laguine
The Huffington Post recently posted an interactive list of the nine best science fiction novels for young adults. These are books they felt should be required reading for any teenager.
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