
How to Increase Student Engagement, Thinking, and Comprehension
Kids Need to Talk in Order to Learn Kids like to talk. No, kids LOVE to talk. I know I’m
Kids Need to Talk in Order to Learn Kids like to talk. No, kids LOVE to talk. I know I’m
Last week I started thinking more about theme after spending time in a 2nd grade reading workshop. Â In my previous
This past week I spent a morning in a second-grade reading workshop. These second graders had been working on taking
I’m reading a book that is changing the way I read and the way I talk to kids about their
Below are links to free downloadable reproducibles and resources that will help you implement reciprocal teaching in your classroom: Reciprocal
Prediction 1. Observe students’ use of strategies. Do they: Preview the cover, illustrations, table of contents, headings before reading? Stop
Summarizing is a complex strategy that requires students to construct concise descriptions of the main points or events of a
During the clarifying step of reciprocal teaching, students are asked to monitor their own comprehension of a passage, identify and