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Tag Archives: reading
Brookfield East High School Webpage: A Compendium of Great Resources
Check out this incredible school website. The Brookfield East High School staff has agreed on several “Collective Commitments” or instructional non-negotiables that drive a systematic approach to school improvement and learning for all students. They have aligned skill based instruction … Continue reading
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Tagged Brookfield East, collaboration, Cornell Notes, inquiry, reading, writing
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Analytical Reading Strategies
Check out this video on how to help students read more effectively and critically. Although it is in the context of a history class, the strategy works in all content areas. More Videos Like this One: Click here for a … Continue reading
Posted in Instruction, Video
Tagged analysis, historian, history, Read, reading, Teaching Channel
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Lesson Idea: The Silent Tea Party (Pre-Reading for Challenging Texts)
Here is a really engaging lesson idea for helping students prepare to read challenging texts. Click the video below to learn more.
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Tagged instruction, literacy, pre-reading, reading, Teaching Channel, texts, video
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