Most primary teachers early in the school year are busy trying to figure out what kind of readers they have in their classroom. Some schools use standardized benchmark tests to level the students early in August or September, others use the data from the end of the last school year. We’ve worked in schools where [...]
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Getting to know your readers
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged assessment, beginning of year, readers, reading, teaching on September 2, 2010 | 1 Comment »
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