If you are like me, you have a hard time balancing your schedule....and not just your classroom schedule either. You have to find time to plan, fill out paperwork, make your centers, etc. Well, I am SO THERE!! So....I went looking for something to help me and I found this:
This is a good book for both rookies and the seasoned <I don't like using the word old, but one of my kids told me that I am an old teacher as opposed to the new, young kindergarten teacher that just started working in our building!> professional. It explains the 3 tiers of reading, contains a screening assessment that can be used to see who may need RTI, and then it has 90 different instructional tools/practices that you can use during RTI and ALL OF THEM are scientifically based. This book would even be good for a rookie guided reading teacher that is trying to figure out how to implement book circles or if you need an extension from guided reading.
I give this book 2 thumbs up!
This sounds like a good professional book. Thanks for the recommendation!
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It really is....it has a lot of strategies in one place, so I if I am in the middle of a lesson and need to hunt for something, it is right there!
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