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08/30/23

How to Support Multilingual Language Learners in Writing Workshop

Tips to help you adapt your writing workshop to support multilingual language learners.  (continue reading)
08/25/23

How to Support Multilingual Language Learners in Reading Workshop

Tips to help you adapt your reading workshop to support multilingual language learners.  (continue reading)
08/15/23

The Importance of Minilessons in Math Workshop

Why should you be using minilessons in your math workshop? Minilessons provide short, focused opportunities for students to get excited about the math, engage with concepts, and have open discussions.  (continue reading)
04/28/22

Podcast: Crafting a Strong Writing Minilesson with Ralph Fletcher

Today on the podcast, author Ralph Fletcher on the effectiveness of a good writing mini lesson in particular the value of having a visual in your mini lesson.   (continue reading)
08/03/18

A Peek at A Novel Approach Videos: Mini Lesson, Conferring, and Read Aloud with Kate Roberts

Here, Kate Roberts shares just a few extended classroom clips from her book, A Novel Approach. In this blog, you'll get a chance to watch Kate confer with two different students, and see how Kate structures a mini-less and read aloud.  (continue reading)
10/31/17

Ways to Support All Readers in Our Classrooms K-8

The kinds of readers that enter our classrooms are vast. Some read voraciously, and benefit from help tailoring reading plans to push their thinking to more nuanced levels. Some slog through books, wi  (continue reading)
04/20/16

Why Is Flipped Learning Important For The Classroom?

Why Is Flipped Learning Important For The Classroom?  (continue reading)
04/07/16

How Flipped Learning Helps Students

How Flipped Learning Helps Students  (continue reading)
06/22/15

Cultivating Understanding Through the Math Workshop Model

Cultivating Understanding Through the Math Workshop Model  (continue reading)

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