How Writing and Reading Strategies Are Chosen in Student Led Activities

How Writing and Reading Strategies
Are Chosen in Student Led Activities

EPISODE #12

“For the student-led activities, do you select previously learned writing and reading strategies or skills?”

Have you been asking yourself this question? Well in this episode, I'm going to give you a straightforward, simple answer.

On this Episode, we will chat about:

The 3 steps to guide your learners in choosing the right writing and reading strategy for their student-led activity
The difference between goals, skills, and strategies
What high and low impact strategies are and why it's so important for your learners to choose high impact strategies for their student-led activities
One system idea to help your learners keep track of the skills and strategies they can do independently

Are you ready to get started? Let’s do this!

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