Reading strategies and how to teach them: Asking questions
Includes free asking questions lesson plan and anchor chart to introduce this reading strategy to your students! https://t.co/MUjn8R32kh
#edchat#readingcomprehension
Drawing inferences from the text is like reading between the lines – it’s looking for the meaning that isn’t written down word-by-word.
Read more: Reading strategies and how to teach them: Drawing inferences https://t.co/IiqJlbJoA0
A really thoughtful piece on Sally, kid sister to Charlie Brown, ran on @Kotaku this week. Teaching techniques, childhood rebellion, and Schulz's views on school prayer are just a few of the topics touched on. Worth a read for Peanuts fans!
https://t.co/ZKOGYDWfCV
@Snoopy
Did you know poetry is a brilliant way for students to develop comprehension, and to find new ways of expression?
Includes a free poetry lesson!
Read: Hunt for the haiku: Why schools need poetry https://t.co/nwzNv6j8ip
#edchat#readingcomprehension
When students struggle with reading and writing, it "impacts them in every academic area and, if not addressed, can eventually affect their motivation to learn and to come to school."
What strategies have you seen work? #edchat
https://t.co/H5tGmlBXdd
Effective principals...
1. Work alongside teachers, not above them.
2. Influence teachers, but are also influenced by them.
3. Cast a bold vision for the future, but also understand the current realities.
#edchat#FutureDriven
The Terracotta Warriors are visiting NZ!
They’ll be on display at Te Papa later this year. This is a fascinating bit of world history to explore with your students.
Start by checking out #CSIPrivateEye’s ‘Mystery of the Buried Army’. Demo version here: https://t.co/S5v7hFNCuN
"Teachers realised that their previous practice of grouping by ability within or across classes seriously disadvantaged children in the lower groups who were denied access to the whole curriculum and had negative perceptions about their ability reinforced.” – Stephanie Greaney
From @StuffNZ today:
"Withdrawing with booze and weed easier than surviving low literacy”
It's a sad truth that if kids haven't become proficient readers by the age of 9, they'll struggle for the rest of their life – as evidenced here: https://t.co/649GbwJBVO