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What’s on your Kindle?

Posted on November 5, 2015 by Mark Isero

 KCP teacher Lara (Oakland, CA) sent me this great photo from her classroom whiteboard. Check it out! Have you read any of these books? Feel free to let everyon...

teacher voices

TEACHER VOICES: Marni Spitz, #7

“I’ve changed my mind about Kindles.”

Posted on October 12, 2015 by Marni Spitz

 I’ve changed my mind about Kindles. (I’ve also changed my mind about which Janet Jackson album is my favorite, but that is blog post for another time.) Back to...

reading/teaching

Another easy way to promote reading: Make public a list of who’s reading what

Posted on September 21, 2014 by Mark Isero

 Here’s another quick and easy idea to promote reading from the classroom of English teacher extraordinaire Tess Lantos at Impact Academy in Hayward. Post...

reading

Let’s make reading public. Here’s one way.

Posted on September 17, 2014 by Mark Isero

 There are many teachers out there building independent reading programs, encouraging their students to read, raising money to buy books, and recommending good ...

reading

Way to start school: Get students to read The Maze Runner, then go to the movie

Posted on July 31, 2014 by Mark Isero

 We know that reluctant readers like book-movies — that is to say, books that are also movies. Even better are book-movies-to-be. Students can read the bo...

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