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Teaching Reading Comprehension

Teaching Reading Comprehension

posted on March 29, 2016

New YouTube video up on my channel. In it, I talk about teaching reading comprehension and what I do to ensure that my daughter is getting the whole picture when she reads. Check it out below:

 

Tools that I mention in the video:
— Novel Notes (by me): http://ow.ly/101DVU
— Reading Response Journal Questions:  http://ow.ly/101DVU
— Reading A-Z: http://ow.ly/101HFk
— Bloom’s Taxonomy: http://ow.ly/101ENa

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