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How Can I Teach with Books that are Two Years Above Student Reading Levels?

How Can I Teach with Books that are Two Years Above Student Reading Levels?

Update: 2024-10-12

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These days teachers are being encouraged to teach with complex or challenging text. This often means teaching students to read (or to learn science or social studies) from grade level texts far above students' reading levels. In the past teachers were taught to change books so students could work at their reading level. This podcast explains how that can be made to work.

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How Can I Teach with Books that are Two Years Above Student Reading Levels?

How Can I Teach with Books that are Two Years Above Student Reading Levels?

Timothy Shanahan