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Jul 4, 2006
Hello,
My name is Martha, I am from northern Wisconsin. I am in
my senior year of the education program at UW-Superior-
Wisconsin. For an assignment I need to do, I have to
design/invent my own literacy routine for a classroom. I
have about a million ideas but I am having a terrible time
making everything come together, so I can put it down on
paper and submit my assignment.
because I am not in the classroom as of yet, except for
the methods classes that I have taught, I have not had the
opportunity to work on developing a routine of my own.
If anyone has any suggestions on this topic I am open to
reading about successful ideas that have worked for
current teachers who are building literacy rich classrooms.
Thank you!
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