
Share and Blog a Content Area Resource
- Posted by Susan Ruckdeschel
- On 8 July, 2015
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Let’s share some content area resources. They can be those to differentiate with, resources for inclusive classrooms, or resources focused specifically on struggling readers. Organizers, rubrics, checklists, strategy aides – anything that has research or field-testing behind it to show that it works. Let’s share a research-based resource that you’ve used in your classroom and talk about it in this blog.
- First, tell us why you chose the resource, and what the research behind it is (what study and/or where it was published).
- Next, provide us with a link to the resource and a brief description of it.
- Tell us about your students: how they reacted, what the demographics are, the classroom make-up, and explain how the resource worked particularly well.
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