Reading intervention for high school

For most of us as English teachers, reading was a love-at-first-sight kind of experience, and while some of our students have that same natural love for reading, others simply have cold feet. Thankfully, it only takes a little creativity and the right reading activity for a love of reading to bloom. To foster this love

When it comes to teaching close reading and annotation, is there anything worse than seeing your students mindlessly highlighting for pages and pages with no real understanding of what they're highlighting or why they're highlighting it? The frustrating part is that highlighting indicates that they're trying, but it often shows that they don't understand why.

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Reading is one thing that many students struggle with. Some students get the underlying messages right away, while others need a little extra help. By the time students reach the high school level, we hope their reading levels have improved from their elementary years. While the majority of students' understanding have improved by the time they reach high school, there are still many students who get frustrated and struggle to read. Below, I will explain and discuss five important and…

Finding great resources to support reading intervention for struggling readers can be challenging. An even bigger challenge is finding inexpensive or free reading interventions that are high quality and fit within your limited budget. The great news is I've already done the work for you (because who has time to

To help reluctant readers, it is even more important that we find the perfect books for high school students who hate reading.

Trying to improve reading fluency in high school can be frustrating. Here are some effective approaches educators can use in the classroom.

High Interest Low Readability Book List for Struggling Readers {great if you teach kids in 3rd through 5th grades} | This Reading Mama

Wondering how to address gaps in reading comprehension with older students? Here are 8 important questions and answers from an expert.