The Truth About Small Group Reading Instruction and Why Nell Duke Says It Should Be Used Wisely
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Nell Duke discusses the importance of using small group reading instruction wisely and the role of knowledge building in literacy education.
Ep.162 VALUE 🔥 What if we have been thinking about small group instruction all wrong? In this episode, Nell Duke brings the real talk on what actually matters in literacy instruction right now. We dig into the role of knowledge building, why science and social studies cannot keep getting pushed aside, and what it really means to use small group reading instruction wisely. This is not surface-level PD. This is the kind of conversation that makes you rethink your schedule, your blocks, and ...
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