To Think or Not to Think
Created on: December 28, 2014
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Instructional Strategies
- Instructional Strategies
- Graphic Organizers
- Printable Graphic Organizers
- Phonics Games, Worksheets, and Flashcards
- Phonics Games
- Phonics Educational Games
- Reading Resources
- Free Phonics Games
- Phonics Games, Stories, and Video Clips
- Phonics Learning Game
- Free Online Phonics Games
- Co-Teaching: General and Special Education Teachers Working Together
- Six Syllable Types
- Celly for Education
- Florida Center for Reading Research
- Crafting Successful Close Reading Experiences Using Text-Dependent Questions
- To Think or Not to Think
- Twelve Powerful Words
- Twelve Powerful Words to Use as Testing Tips
- Test Taking Vocabulary
- Test Taking Strategies
- THIEVES-A Strategy for Previewing Textbooks
- Kinesthetic THIEVES
- Effective Practices in the Classroom and School
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How often are you verbalizing your thoughts throughout a read aloud? Have you ever wondered the following: How can I help my students monitor their thinking as they are reading the text? Well, check out this PowerPoint slideshare on think alouds. Think alouds are worthwhile strategies for modeling the thought process of good readers.
Navigate to This External Web Link:
http://www.slideshare.net/carmenconcepcion/think-alouds?related=1
