As you continue to adapt your instruction to match the needs of remote and blended learning environments, you may be wondering how to continue engaging students in close readings when they feel a world away.
Our Three Highlights resource (free to download) includes a "during reading" structure designed to invite your students to engage with a text three times, each time employing a different modality. This structure encourages students to interact with the text and one another, even when learning virtually. After completing each of the readings outlined, invite students to engage in a conversation about the text or express their understanding of it in the manner that seems best to you. ​​
To access additional free resources from our team, please visit our Resources page.
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