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I agree. English is the hardest language to learn. The US does have a huge problem, and I think that if reading is included in other content areas that might help the students read better, and improve their vocabulary. By the same token the high s...
April 23
I agree. English is the hardest language to learn. The US does have a huge problem, and I think that if reading is included in other content areas that might help them read better, and improve their vocabulary.
April 23
Nicole, You could be right we could have a huge problem. You raise a lot of important ideas in your post. I'm thinking about your comment of “what are other countries doing” and I wonder how many immigrants enter into those countries each year. Ar...
April 22
I agree with you, Nicole. I would love to hear what other countries are doing to improve literacy in their classrooms. I also agree with you that the more practice the students have, the better they will become in any content area. We talk a lot a...
April 22
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My first thought after reading the article, "Teaching Disciplinary Literacy to Adolescents: Rethinking Content-Area Literacy," is that the United States has itself a huge problem. I think it is scary that we have 9 year old students that are showi...
April 19
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Literacy Article

My first thought after reading the article, "Teaching Disciplinary Literacy to Adolescents: Rethinking Content-Area Literacy," is that the United States has itself a huge problem. I think it is scary that we have 9 year old students that are showing much higher reading skills than 15 years ago and that those same students as adolescents in high school are actually reading worse or not better than a generation ago. Its frustrating that we cannot get ahead altogether. You would think that working… Continue

Posted on April 19, 2009 at 9:17pm — 4 Comments

 
 

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