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RT @rkiker: Twitter handbook for teachers, really a great resource for new edu tweeps from @suewaters http://scr.bi/daBpk9 #AdolLit
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RT @greatEDquotes: There can be more than one answer to a question and more than one solution to a problem. ~Elliot Eisner #edchat #edr ...
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@annad203 #AdolLit On the flip side the best way 2 teach writing is to encourage reading. Its really about creating a literature-rich envi
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@Aaron_Eyler I think encouraging pre-service tchrs 2 read practitioner articles, rsrch, or books on good pedagogy cant be bad. #AdolLit
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RT @Aaron_Eyler: I get ?'s for my kids daily out of NYT. It always has something relevant and interesting to hook kids in discusn. #AdolLit
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@Aaron_Eyler #AdolLit yeah but new tchrs often need support in modeling ?'s 4 studnts that help students take a critical stance. Books help
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RT @Aaron_Eyler: don't need books on questioning. We need well-read ppl who can make connections. W/o meaning, those ?'s r useless. #Adolit
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@SmartSarah87 I am glad to hear the Fisher and Frey book is meeting your needs. I found it to be a practical guide for content area teachers
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