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Reply to "Why, oh why, do the schools still ask students to read so much fiction?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote] Anonymous wrote: So, now the teachers will have to prove they have the kids reading. More regulation and more paperwork--and probably more testing. It's not rocket science, people! I can show that I'm teaching reading in my English class b/c I've used their MapR schools and matched levels to outside readings, for example. Or, if we're all doing Romeo and Juliet, doing some background research in leveled groups means that those in the upper reading brackets will be analyzing articles written at a higher level. It's just good teaching! Your lessons are evidence of purposeful planning. my God, folks! - Stop commenting when you have no clue. Ask questions instead. [/quote] So which non-fiction books are you going to have the kids read? Remember they have to read more non fiction than fiction.[/quote]
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