Re: Declaration of War on 8th graders!

DHJones3_at_TeacherArtExchange
Date: Fri Jan 30 2004 - 21:46:56 PST

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This what I call back to the basics.. The student need to work like this
because all this new stuff is not working. It is funny how every so often there
is a reorganized way of teaching reading. Right now it is looking at work. We
have had two workshops; one on how to look at artwork and another how to look
at writing. Our kids are learning by saying it with the teacher.

I think this would be a great techniques for teaching some of the little one
to get the meaning for what they have just read. So many student have reading
comprehension problems

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