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Apr 17, 2011
Lynde
I read with the students usually (so many of mine are very poor readers), and as I go, I clarify & explain, and question & answer (personal connections, why/how questions, what-if questions--general critical thinking questions ONLY -- no comprehension questions). If I think the pesky kids are getting a bit peskier, I'll have them read a par...See More
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