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In Jessica's first grade classroom, we observed three lessons that lasted approximately 30 minutes each. Two featured small group guided reading lessons and the third consisted of a whole group word study lesson followed by small group ...
In Jessica's first grade classroom, we observed three lessons that lasted approximately 30 minutes each. Two featured small group guided reading lessons and the third consisted of a whole group word study lesson followed by small group ...
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During the initial lesson briefing , Leslie commented on the district's requirement to use thinking maps in all of her lessons . She chose to use a multi - flow map during the interactive writing portion of the lesson because it seemed ...
During the initial lesson briefing , Leslie commented on the district's requirement to use thinking maps in all of her lessons . She chose to use a multi - flow map during the interactive writing portion of the lesson because it seemed ...
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After the lesson is taught , we unpack it , discussing each strategy from various aspects such as : theory and pedagogical features , strengths and benefits , skill - building aspects , as well as any possible drawbacks to using it .
After the lesson is taught , we unpack it , discussing each strategy from various aspects such as : theory and pedagogical features , strengths and benefits , skill - building aspects , as well as any possible drawbacks to using it .
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Volume 52 Number | 1 |
Making Disciplinary Literacies Visible | 26 |
Childrens | 57 |
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