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Teacher's Handbook
ISBN: 9780194720090
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Teacher's Handbook
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9780194720090 (10-digit ISBN: 0194720098)
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Reading Circles are small, student centered reading and discussion groups who meet in the classroom to talk about stories.To facilitate enjoyable, interesting discussions in English each student plays one of six different, clearly defined roles (Discussion Leader, Summarizer etc.)The Teacher's Handbook contains all the necessary support, activities and instructions for setting up a Reading Circles program.
Oxford Bookworms Club Reading Circles are magic – they really do get students talking in the classroom.
* Reading Circles are small groups of students who meet in the classroom to talk about a story they are reading in English. The story must be written in language that is below their level so it is enjoyable to read. A good story is at the heart of every Reading Circle.
*Each student is given a different role in the discussion: Discussion Leader, Summarizer, Culture Collector, Word Master, etc. Students must read the story and complete their Role Sheet in preparation for the discussion.
*Reading Circles encourage students to think more, read more – and talk more!
* Reading Circles are small groups of students who meet in the classroom to talk about a story they are reading in English. The story must be written in language that is below their level so it is enjoyable to read. A good story is at the heart of every Reading Circle.
*Each student is given a different role in the discussion: Discussion Leader, Summarizer, Culture Collector, Word Master, etc. Students must read the story and complete their Role Sheet in preparation for the discussion.
*Reading Circles encourage students to think more, read more – and talk more!
Reading Circles are small, student centered reading and discussion groups who meet in the classroom to talk about stories.To facilitate enjoyable, interesting discussions in English each student plays one of six different, clearly defined roles (Discussion Leader, Summarizer etc.)The Teacher's Handbook contains all the necessary support, activities and instructions for setting up a Reading Circles program.
* Reading Circles are small groups of students who meet in the classroom to talk about a story they are reading in English. The story must be written in language that is below their level so it is enjoyable to read. A good story is at the heart of every Reading Circle.
*Each student is given a different role in the discussion: Discussion Leader, Summarizer, Culture Collector, Word Master, etc. Students must read the story and complete their Role Sheet in preparation for the discussion.
*Reading Circles encourage students to think more, read more – and talk more!
Series Description
Oxford Bookworms Club Reading Circles are magic – they really do get students talking in the classroom.* Reading Circles are small groups of students who meet in the classroom to talk about a story they are reading in English. The story must be written in language that is below their level so it is enjoyable to read. A good story is at the heart of every Reading Circle.
*Each student is given a different role in the discussion: Discussion Leader, Summarizer, Culture Collector, Word Master, etc. Students must read the story and complete their Role Sheet in preparation for the discussion.
*Reading Circles encourage students to think more, read more – and talk more!
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