Differentiating Reading Instruction: How to Teach Reading To Meet the Needs of Each Student
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Differentiating Reading Instruction: How to Teach Reading To Meet the Needs of Each Student
Differentiated instruction-matching just-right instruction to the needs of each learner-is a powerful and effective way to help all students be successful. In this resource, reading expert, Laura Robb, invites you into her classroom so you can see differentiated reading instruction in action. She shows you how to teach and manage whole-class reading where each student reads a different book, provide targeted support while working with small-groups, build comprehension through student-centered journal writing, and tier assignments to maximize the learning potential of each student. Includes lessons, strategies, assessment ideas, management tips, and samples of student work. For use with Grades 5 & Up.
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