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• Readicide: a Teachers Blog Entry

  
  A Place for Strangers and Beggars — Authority: 126
  Im responsible for creating content and discussion starters at our districts web site.  Heres this weeks blog topic.  (this is teacher-centric stuff, if you want to skip it, but I think parents, writers and concerned folks might find something of interest in it). Part of our work this year in the English department ...
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• Poetry 101

  
  A Teacher's Education — Authority: 420
  I think I’ve decided to work with poetry with my juniors and seniors for the next week or so. I was toying with the idea of heading right into debate and persuasion, but I’m not quite confident that I’m ready to start that unit just yet. I’ve ordered a handbook with the traditional rules for debate from ...
  3 days ago

• Friday Fridge Clean-Out: Writing Links for Weekend Reading

  
  Lisa Romeo Writes — Authority: 119
  ►In an interview, writer and northern New Jersey neighbor Alice Elliot Dark talks about the writing process for her essay, The Quiet, which appears in the new collection, Heavy Rotation: Twenty Writers on the Albums that Changed Their Lives . Her essay is about George Harrison and Meet the Beatles! ►The Fall ...
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• Let My Children Read

  
  Quiddity — Authority: 469
  If you read something once you haven’t really read it at all. You’ve introduced yourself to it, not altogether unlike the way you would introduce yourself to a  telephone solicitor and then courteously listen to his advertisement, which is highly unlikely to interest you. The reason for this is not hard to find ...
  2 weeks ago

• Learning to read? Try talking to a dog

  
  Eideard — Authority: 490
  Assistance dogs for reading skills.
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• Sunday 10-25-2009 | Just Another Open Thread

  
  i-bloggers.com | create an independent voice — Authority: 160
  
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• Ursula Le Guin: A Birthday Compendium of Critical Views

  
  Talk Stories — Authority: 154
  Ursula Le Guin: Happy Birthday! I have for you four-and-twenty critics, baked in a . . . Well, the good news is, the brilliance that is the lifelong career and many marvelous novels, stories and poems written by Ursula Le Guin, is receiving the critical and academic attention that it so richly deserves. As follows, in ...
  2 weeks ago

• Science Fiction for Reluctant Readers

  
  A Place for Strangers and Beggars — Authority: 126
  Ive been contributing thoughts on teach science fiction at enotes.com.  Most of the teachers in the discussion thread Ive been following dont know much about science fiction, so Ive been offering advice and titles where Ive thought I might be helpful.  The topic today was short stories that reluctant readers can get ...
  2 weeks ago

• Handwriting 101

  
  My Sister's Jar — Authority: 120
  So, on the spur of a moment thought while driving north on I-17, I swerved across a lane of traffic to exit for Walmart.  Wally’s World… it solves so many of life’s daily issues…. and has the ambiance of the state fair for your viewing pleasure.  My main thought was “cabbage”…. because there are ...
  3 weeks ago

• Wait, how would you sign “shh”?

  
  What Meg Makes — Authority: 121
  A few weeks ago I was teaching a lesson to two deaf students.  One of the students I work with every week, the other one is the student of another college student who had to stay home sick.  Both students have cochlear implants, both at different hearing levels.  Both of them are very vocal in [...] ...
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• How else will you know that they’re reading?

  
  More or Less Bunk — Authority: 128
  John L. Jackson at Brainstorm : My pedagogical model, instead, is always predicated on wanting to make sure that students read the materials as I assign them, in time to contribute to classroom discussions, not as their admittedly packed schedules allow. But is that fair? Infantilizing? Unreasonable? Yes, no ...
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• All Parents with Kids in Special Ed Need to See This Video

  
  The Wrightslaw Way — Authority: 113
  Sent from one of our readers -I have Dyslexia. I told numerous people I have dyslexia including teachers, psychologist ect… when I had my son tested for learning disabilities. No one thought it was a big deal, and no one cared to test my son for Dyslexia. He has all of the [...]
  4 weeks ago

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