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mia

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How does the reading process differ when students are reading stories, nonfiction, and poetry? Select a theme and determine one selection from each type of writing. Explain how you will use the reading process to guide the students through each text.
 
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Children respond to stories in a variety of ways. Select a children's story and plan 45 different ways students could respond.
 
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jazzlynnnnn

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Reply #1 on: Jun 20, 2018
Answer to Question 1

Refer to the following: Type of text used. Focus changes before, during, and after reading. More time spent on different stages of the reading process

Answer to Question 2

Listening - listen to classmates talk in grand conversation; listen to story on tape.
Reading - read sequels, other stories by the author; research the author or topic. Viewing - examine illustrations; view film version. Talking - participate in grand conversation; retell stories; reenact a story; Hot Seat. Writing - write in reading logs; write retelling; write new version; letter to author. Visually representing - create open-mind portrait; draw a diagram of the story; make puppets. Practical application will vary by student, text selected.


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Reply 2 on: Jun 20, 2018
Excellent

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Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

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