Summary 1:
Capturing Struggling Readers is a post about using audio books to help students who are struggling to read books that their peers are reading easily. Principal Vincentsen suggests websites such as:
- Audible.com
- $15/month
- 1 download per month
- Bookshare.org
- Free!
- Read-along text
- Learningally.org
- $99/annualy
- Great for students with dyslexia
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Principal Vincensten,
My name is Justine Spicciani, and like many students above me, I also am in EDM310 at the University of South Alabama.
I appreciate your suggestion of audio books for struggling readers, I currently am tutoring an eight year old in 2nd grade who is a struggling reader and I hope to incorporate audio books into his reading time.
Thanks so much for sharing,
Your Friend Justine
http://spiccianijustineedm310.blogspot.com/
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Summary 2: Thank You Dr. King is a post written in honor of Doctor Martain Luther King Jr., as a reminder of how far we have come as a society and espeically in education. Julie wrote this email to parents at her school to share the powerful legacy of Dr. King and to remind us to be grateful for this opportunity to be able to share a classroom full of beautiful people from all tyoes of backgrounds.
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Thank you Principal Vincentsen for this reminder of how great Dr. King’s influence was to us. It is almost scary, yet breathtaking that the separation appeal was made only 58 years ago. But I am happy to know we have come such a long way since that time. Thanks again for sharing.
Mar 30, 2015 @ 01:58:02