(Session 3)
Obstacles
and School Programs:
School Response
School Response
Gilbert R. Guerin, Ph.D.
San José State University
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Teachers will be able to:
- evaluate reading instruction in the upper grades.
- identify improvement they can make in their literacy program.
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Objectives Expectations for Session 3 |
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| Presentation Characteristics of a comprehensive secondary school program of literacy and academic improvement
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| Small Group ActivityDiscuss experiences with high school program and write individual paragraphs on improving a program. |
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3 | Session 4 | Session
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