Gregory A. Tomevi- Middle School English / Reading Specialist K-12
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KEWright -7th gr reading, 2nd chance, Tag rdg., Intense strategies
A. activereader-7th/8th grade strategic reading (advanced) and reading to learn (remedial) in Massachusetts
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- brownsl - I am a Speech-Language Pathologist. I post daily Language, Reading, Writing, Spelling, Communication, and Literacy tips.
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- CRHeitz - 7th grade Language Arts (co-taught), Iowa
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- ICTE_Board - Iowa Council Teachers of English, primarily middle and secondary
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- K. Mecum - 8th Grade Lit. Comp. Winnebago, IL
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- TWRCtankcom - Reading Specialist, Working on building a website devoted to teaching reading. Active IRA, CRA, & OCRA member.
V. verbickm@district112.org teach 6th, 7th, 8th grade reading intervention in Chaska, MN. Curriculum - Plugged in to Nonfiction by Janet Allen. Wiki - verbick.pbworks.com
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Comments (6)
Kris Lodrick said
at 4:47 pm on Sep 1, 2009
Eng II - 10th grade - looking for reading assessment tools for secondary students.
Kim Smith said
at 2:14 pm on Sep 25, 2009
Kim Smith - 7th Grade
Kim Mecum said
at 2:15 pm on Sep 25, 2009
Any suggestions for beginners...besides the beginners class?
Kim Smith said
at 2:15 pm on Sep 25, 2009
Does anyone use online chat rooms or wikis to post discussion questions for your students? I would like to find something that my students can post their opinions and comments to where other kids can read and also respond.
Mary Verbick said
at 4:39 pm on Nov 13, 2009
Create a classs wiki on pbworks. You can post questions and have students reply in real time. Students do not need email accounts to have access. You can assign them logins and passwords. You can upload assignments, videos, general information, etc. You can let the students create their own pages within the wiki also.You are the administrator, so you can set the security on the site and you can delete any inappropriate comments submitted by students. You will know who posted them as well.
Gregory A. Tomevi said
at 1:48 pm on Oct 12, 2009
What about setting up a Wiki they can all have access to as a starting point. They could get the feel of responding and reading one another's comments. You might need to contact other teachers in your district (building) or in the region to join the Wiki.
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