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Teaching Poetry and Reading Strategies: Out of Wonder: Poems Celebrating Poets, by Kwame Alexander

April 26, 2017 Jessica Rogers

out of wonder poetry

** Contact us if you would like Rogers Education Consulting to bring an engaging, hands-on poetry session to your campus ** For week three, I thought I’d lighten it up a bit! This collection of poems celebrating poets is incredible and just makes me happy. The range of poets celebrated in Out of Wonder is wide, and […]

Filed Under: Blog, Critical Thinking, Making Connections, Poetry, Reading Strategies

Teaching Poetry and Reading Strategies: A Poison Tree, by William Blake

April 9, 2017 Jessica Rogers

** Contact us if you would like Rogers Education Consulting to come to your campus with engaging, evidence-based, and practical professional development ** I’ll admit it, I have a dark side.  Those who know me say it’s deeply hidden behind nervous giggles and an approachable demeanor, but I’m drawn to dark literature.  “A Poison Tree,” by William […]

Filed Under: Blog, Characterization, Critical Thinking, Figurative Language, Making Connections, Poetry, Reading Strategies, Schema, Tone and Mood, Writers' Workshop

Teaching Poetry and Reading Strategies: Harlem, by Langston Hughes

April 2, 2017 Jessica Rogers

** Contact us if you would like Rogers Education Consulting to bring an engaging, hands-on poetry session to your campus ** I have three poems that I absolutely love introducing to students.  One of those poems is Harlem by Langston Hughes.  I love it because it is fun to read out loud and the students […]

Filed Under: Blog, Descriptive Writing, Making Connections, Poetry, Reading Strategies, Schema, Social Studies, Visualization, Writers' Workshop

Readers’ Workshop: Independent Reading Ideas

January 19, 2017 Jessica Rogers

** Contact us if you would like Rogers Education Consulting to bring an engaging, hands-on Readers’ Workshop or Guided Reading session to your campus ** One thing we all know as reading teachers is that students need time to read.  Students must be practicing the act of reading consistently, with things they want to read, […]

Filed Under: Accountability, Blog, Independent Reading, Making inferences and predicting, Readers' Workshop, Reading Strategies

One Is Not Enough: Writing Multiple Drafts in a Writers’ Workshop

December 8, 2016 Jessica Rogers

writing

** Contact us if you would like Rogers Education Consulting to bring an engaging, hands-on Writers’ Workshop session to your campus ** In a true Writers’ Workshop, students are busy working on drafts of multiple works at the same time.  While I believe that there are some aspects of frameworks like Writers’ Workshop that are left […]

Filed Under: Blog, Instructional Coaching, Writers' Workshop

The Thinking Part of Writing: Editing and Revising

September 29, 2016 Jessica Rogers

writing conference

** Contact us if you would like Rogers Education Consulting to come to your campus with engaging, evidence-based, and practical professional development ** Anyone who knows me knows I’m a strong proponent of Writers’ Workshop and making sure students in grades K-12 are writing – EVERY DAY.  Writing is hard and if we want students to […]

Filed Under: Blog, Revising and Editing, Writers' Workshop

Student Reading Ability is More than a Level

September 8, 2016 Jessica Rogers

boy reading

** Contact us if you would like Rogers Education Consulting to come to your campus with engaging, evidence-based, and practical professional development ** Disclaimer before you begin reading this post: I am not anti-leveling students.  Assessing students, with any program, and getting a ballpark idea of their reading level is a great starting point. I do firmly believe, however, […]

Filed Under: Balancing Literacy Instruction, Blog, Readers' Workshop

Success with Explicit Instruction

August 25, 2016 Jessica Rogers

** Contact us if you would like Rogers Education Consulting to come to your campus with engaging, evidence-based, and practical professional development ** So many times in education we, as teachers, are bombarded with buzz words.  These words will eventually become white noise, words you expect to hear in an academic setting, but you no longer […]

Filed Under: Blog, Making inferences and predicting, Reading Strategies, Schema, Teacher Qualities

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