Anyone have ideas on how to get students really excited about reading? And I mean REALLY excited? I have a few that insist that they hate it no matter the book or time. Need ideas! @suzrolander#litbankstreet
https://t.co/DInnV5zuSG I've always been a huge supporter of using speech-to-text as a tool to help with writing. Check out this neat article that further discusses the benefits. @suzrolander#litbankstreet
https://t.co/3Ri3NaJmu4 Something I've been thinking a lot about is books that focus on the pandemic--something that is very much still real and impacting us every day. These books help make it a bit more approachable. @suzrolander#litbankstreet
https://t.co/fwQBMB0AMn Has anyone ever experienced this problem? I certainly have! An interesting read I found...I promise it won't put you to sleep ;) #litbanksteet@suzrolander
https://t.co/SpBJ7T6Zj6 Really interesting article about the benefits of journaling. I loved journaling myself and want to implement it more when I can. @suzrolander#litbanksteet
Do people like audiobooks as much as I do? Ever wonder about the impacts of audiobooks compared to traditional reading? https://t.co/n1ayyKGbTH #LitBankSteet@suzrolander
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Check out this interesting piece talking about the decline of leisure reading. Really fascinating to me, both expected and unexpected at the same time. What are your thoughts on this issue?
@suzrolander Love the author, Matt de la Pena from Milo Imagines the World. I read it with my kindergarten students last year. Loved how the story leaves you in suspense of where Milo is going and allows you to learn about different family structures. #educ563session3