In this lesson from Text Structures and Fables, you'll learn how to help students get into a habit of generating a text-based, in-depth writing response. A helpful teaching note and student samples are included.
In this introduction from Text Structures and Fables, Gretchen Bernabei and Jayne Hover outline the many ways fables are the perfect teaching tools to encourage thorough, exploratory thinkers and writers, and preview practical teaching methods to introduce fables to your classroom.
Learn about the ubiquity of shame, shame in the classroom, from "good readers" to authentic readers, vulnerability as a path to authentic reading, and more in the first chapter of I Hate Reading.
"This book is an attempt to reconsider and reexamine reading joy, reading achievement, and affective processes. It is intended to help educators understand and implement the practices I discovered that mentor students through a process of becoming engaged in their reading development." - I Hate Reading
"Welcome to the playbook that focuses on teaching reading to every child. This book integrates current research evidence across many aspects of reading instruction." - Teaching Reading
Check out this podcast episode from author Melanie Meehan and Cult of Pedagogy.
Check out this podcast episode from author Melanie Meehan and Cult of Pedagogy.
Check out this podcast episode from author Melanie Meehan and Cult of Pedagogy.
This introduction explains the root of this book and why it was written. This excerpt also provides an overview of the content and key points to explore in the book.
Use this activity to address social issues while teaching. This excerpt includes an example statement and set of questions to foster thoughtful discussion.