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Independent reading has been a huge part of my classroom practice since I started teaching in 2011. That first year in the classroom, I insisted students spend every spare minute reading books of …
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Education stakeholders who have never lead a classroom often want to know what kind of impact a teacher is having on a student this year. Those of us in the classroom often buy into the idea that we …
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Note: The following list is ever-growing. If you have any sites you think should be added, please suggest them in the comments below and I'll update the list. As public school teachers, we receive …
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Introduction to Literature Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson A Child Called "It" by Dave Pelzer Crank by Ellen Hopkins Divergent by Veronica …
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Students who can sustain and enjoy reading independently for relatively long periods of time, particularly when they're reading fiction, are more empathetic and are better writers. Incidentally, they …
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