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Subject: Re: what works?

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Paula Lee Bright

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Date Posted: 13:55:45 09/07/11 Wed
In reply to: Katherine 's message, "what works?" on 22:21:31 09/05/11 Mon

Seeing Stars can be very dry, especially if it's that and only that.

I use lots of methods, switching between activities frequently when attention wanders. We also switch learning modes: hand gestures, chants, kinetic movement, visualization, and lots of other styles. The goals stay the same, we just approach them in a different way.

A really good reading teacher will rarely have a bored child one-on-one. Maybe they just don't click together. :)

I don't know that; just tossing it out there. Didn't mean to imply she wasn't good. :)

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