1. Independent Reading Giving students a chance to practice what they have learned and Giving You a chance to see it!
2. Independent Reading Independent reading provides opportunities for children to practice independent reading strategies with just-right books. During this time to read large quantities of text of their choosing, students get to know themselves better as readers. Paired with conferences, independent reading encourages students to take responsibility in their growth as readers.
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6. One-on-one meetings are the ultimate confidence builders for students. They’re especially effective as follow-ups to (instruction), when students practice a strategy. Your undivided attention to each child makes them feel that you care about their learning and will try to help them understand and improve (Robb 1998, 7-8)
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10. Types of Conferences A “Learning about the Reading Process” Conference A “Getting to Know You” Conference A “Building a Reading Life” Conference A “Making an Evaluation” Conference A “Taking an Action” Conference
