Teaching Reading in Social Studies, Science and Math (Grades 3 & Up) by Laura Robb

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Teaching Reading in Social Studies, Science and Math (Grades 3 & Up)

by Laura Robb

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Info:	Teaching Resources (2003), Paperback, 384 pages
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Practical Ways to Weave Comprehension Strategies Into Your Content Area Teaching
New From Laura Robb!
Help students read and engage with textbooks, and navigate the special demands of any non-fiction text structure. In this highly practical book, master teacher Laura Robb shares dozens of strategy lessons to use before, during, and after reading.

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