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Power Of Repeated Reading In Small-Group Instruction

by Wendie Bramwell

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Shows how reading--and re-reading--to children in small groups helps students build vocabulary, deepen their comprehension, and develop their social skills ? Reading and re-reading builds students' selfconfidence and promote language development-- cornerstones of emergent literacy ? Features strategies that are easy-to-implement and supported by classroom vignettes… (more)
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Shows how reading--and re-reading--to children in small groups helps students build vocabulary, deepen their comprehension, and develop their social skills ? Reading and re-reading builds students' selfconfidence and promote language development-- cornerstones of emergent literacy ? Features strategies that are easy-to-implement and supported by classroom vignettes

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Shows how reading--and re-reading--to children in small groups helps students build vocabulary, deepen their comprehension, and develop their social skills? Reading and re-reading build students' self-confidence and promote language development-- cornerstones of emergent literacy? Features strategies that are easy to implement and supported by classroom vignettes
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