As a teacher, what gaps do you see in STEM education?
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Aug 20, 2012
Ms. Hart
On 8/20/12, Ms. Tah wrote: > How do you cover textbook reading in your middle school > science class? Do students read aloud in class or is > reading assigned as homework with discussions in class? Any > ideas of what works best for comprehension?
I started using the SQ3R method and am seeing improved comprehension
I started using the SQ3R method and am seeing improved comprehension
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Basically it makes students interact with the reading far more than they normally would.
Zodea
On 8/20/12, Ms. Tah wrote: > How do you cover textbook reading in your middle school > science class? Do students read aloud in class or is > reading assigned as homework with...See More