Read-aloud is a time of enjoyment and relaxation for teachers and students--a time when powerful, effective teaching and rigorous learning can take place while keeping the pleasures of reading front and center. Reconsidering Read-Aloud invites you to examine both the spontaneous and planned conversations that take place around read-aloud. Drawing on her career as a 4th- and 5th-grade teacher and her knowledge of children's literature, Mary Lee Hahn shows you how to make your read-alouds count.
"Read-aloud is a time of enjoyment and relaxation for teachers and students--a time when powerful, effective teaching and rigorous learning can take place while keeping the pleasures of reading front and center. Reconsidering Read-Aloud invites you to examine both the spontaneous and planned conversations that take place around read-aloud. Drawing on her career as a 4th- and 5th-grade teacher and her knowledge of children's literature, Mary Lee Hahn shows you how to make your read-alouds count."@en
"Includes the following information: Classroom vignettes that demonstrate how read-aloud conversations are teachable moments, Suggestions for choosing books, Examples of teaching strategies that work especially well during read-alouds, and Discussion of the role of evaluation and assessment in read-aloud."
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