Theme-sets for secondary students: how to scaffold core literature/ Jeannine Richison; Anita Hernandez and Marcia Carter.

By:

Richison, J.D. Jeannine Richison

Contributor(s):

Hernandez, Anita and Carter Marcia Anita Hernandez and Marcia Carter [Authors]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Portsmouth, NH: Heinemann, 2006.Description: xii, 155p.: 24 cmISBN:

0325009147

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LOC classification:

DUCE LB1632.R52

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Summary: No longer do secondary teachers have to feel married to the classics and divorced from their students. Theme-Sets for Secondary Students bridges the gap. Cris Tovani So many reading and writing levels, so many different backgrounds and interests, and so many instructional needs. In the English classroom the need for differentiation has never been greater, yet at the same time students must all be working toward the same instructional and content-knowledge goals

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No longer do secondary teachers have to feel married to the classics and divorced from their students. Theme-Sets for Secondary Students bridges the gap.
Cris Tovani So many reading and writing levels, so many different backgrounds and interests, and so many instructional needs. In the English classroom the need for differentiation has never been greater, yet at the same time students must all be working toward the same instructional and content-knowledge goals

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