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Reply to "Teachers (and Parents): What reading comprehension strategies have you found effective?"
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[quote=Anonymous]Engagement is the first hurdle to overcome. You have to be there when they’re picking books. Are they interested? Do the characters look like them? Talk to them about their interests and then find books that match those interests. Read with them. Talk about the book and showed you’re excited. Don’t give up on trying to hook these kids into independent reading. Be doggedly persistent. Make it your mission to be that 4th grade teacher that gets every kid hooked on independent reading. Get Jen Sarravello’s book Reading Strategies. I’ve been in FCPS for over 25 years teaching upper elementary. She’s one of the best. http://www.jenniferserravallo.com And Donalynn Miller’s “Book Whisperer” is all about getting kids hooked on reading. [/quote]
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