I had a sad conversation this summer. I’m a regular at my neighborhood diner, The Echo. During the school year, I go on Saturday morning and read. My favorite server (l’ll call her Tanya) asks me about the books I’ve been reading, and then gives me her latest recommendation on a piece of receipt […]
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Saved by the Read-Aloud by Ryan M. Hanna
posted by CBethM
This is a simple story. A small reflection. But, it has weighed heavily on my mind and heart since the end of last school year, and what better day to share it than on Surprise Sunday? One of the most common pieces of advice that I received from my mentors and professors when I […]
Reluctant or Resisting? by Ryan M. Hanna
posted by CBethM
Let’s talk about the famed reluctant reader. The reader that countless blogs, professional teaching books, and think tanks work overtime at figuring out. Reluctance can be caused by a wide variety (and sometimes combination) of reasons: the students may struggle with reading, literacy support may be lacking in their homes, there’s no one to help […]
