Flexible Grouping in Reading

by Michael F. Opitz

Practical Ways to Help All Students Become Better Readers
Avid and reluctant readers alike will love to work in flexible groups arranged by interest, ability, student choice, random selection, and genre. Strategies include anticipation guides, cut aparts, response logs, think alouds, cooperative reading, book murals, and more.

Genres: Education

128 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1998

Reviews

[Robert · Rating 1 out of 5]

Teacher resources come in all sorts of varieties. Many of those can be classified as useless. This is such a book. This book is replete of charts and schedules as though a teacher cannot figure it out himself. For $12.95 one can learn all about something that is trivial. Sigh . . .