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The 3 Habits of Highly Successful Reading Teachers: A Quick and Easy Approach to Helping All Students Succeed
Based on extensive classroom experience, this remarkable book explore the three most important "habits" that underlie successful reading instruction. The book argues that the best teachers: believe in their students; teach and review vocabulary and letter sounds daily; assess students to plan instruction.
Timely and sensitive, the book illustrates the creation of an environment where students feel comfortable, appreciated, and safe. It explores effective ways to empower all students to express themselves and derive deep meaning from text. It shows teachers how to place students at the core of their learning, and build classrooms where all students can thrive.
Timely and sensitive, the book illustrates the creation of an environment where students feel comfortable, appreciated, and safe. It explores effective ways to empower all students to express themselves and derive deep meaning from text. It shows teachers how to place students at the core of their learning, and build classrooms where all students can thrive.
128 pages, Paperback
First published January 28, 2009
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February 6, 2026
Approachable and clear. Very repetitive, but that is likely to hammer home the concepts so that you follow the steps correctly.
April 1, 2013
"The focus… is on empowering students to see themselves as readers, to focus on every small success, and to not draw attention to those who struggle and are reading below grade level." - CM Magazine
"It goes beyond a traditional flash-card approach where children recognize words as they are shown to them. LIFE brings in sound and memorization -- this is, auditory memory in addition to sight." - Welland Tribune
"It goes beyond a traditional flash-card approach where children recognize words as they are shown to them. LIFE brings in sound and memorization -- this is, auditory memory in addition to sight." - Welland Tribune
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