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Posted inFeatured, Instruction & Curriculum, Literacy

Reading Comprehension Strategies For Elementary Teachers

by Paula Kay GlassJanuary 16, 2013November 1, 2016

One of the most crucial skills that all students need to be able to steadily advance in school  is reading comprehension. So many skills are dependent on how well a student can not only read, but comprehend what they are reading. Everyday we continually expose students to math word problems, graphs, science and social studies […]

Posted inFeatured, Instruction & Curriculum, Literacy, Opinion

Reading Strategies – By Kids, For Kids

by Paula Kay GlassNovember 15, 2012

One of my favorite things to do is read. Before bed each night, I crawl under my big cozy covers, grab whatever current novel I’m reading and disappear for at least thirty minutes into a different world. Usually I lose track of my thirty minutes and I’m shaken back into the real world by my […]

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