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Differentiating Through Literature Circles

Kappa Delta Pi Record, 2017
Extend the reach of your reading instruction by adding differentiation, mixed-ability and flexible groupings, and mixed-grade opportunities to literature circles.
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Not Losing the EFL Plot: L2 Engagement Through Literature (Reading Circles) and Producing Short Stories (Creative Writing Circles) [PDF]

International Journal of Applied Linguistics and English Literature, 2018
Reading and writing stories (literature) can be an effective way to engage students’ L2. Pedagogically, teachers are looking for ways to increase L2 input, and amplify L2 output.
Maher, Kevin M
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Literature Circles as a Strategy in Literary Comprehension

Psychology and Education: A Multidisciplinary Journal
This study determined the effect of Literature Circles in enhancing the level of competency in literary comprehension of the Grade 9 students of St. Paul University Surigao. It specifically assessed the level of competency, the implementation of the strategy, significant difference in the pre-test and post-test between the control group and ...
Mark Kevin Marbani, Kristopher Ngilangil
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Literature Circles for Adolescent Developmental Readers

English Journal, 2017
This study introduced developmental adolescent readers to literature circles to balance literacy instruction based on students’ needs.
Jeff Ragland, Crystal Palace
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Literature Circles in the Physical Education Classroom

Strategies, 2004
(2004). Literature Circles in the Physical Education Classroom. Strategies: Vol. 17, No. 4, pp. 35-37.
Suzanne Stringer, Erin Reilly
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The “Us” in Discuss: Grouping in Literature Circles

Voices from the Middle, 2012
This article describes one middle school teacher’s use of literature circles using heterogeneous grouping. It begins with a brief rationale for using literature circles in the language arts classroom. Next, it describes techniques to form literature circles. Then, it shares how to build and establish a supportive environment within each group.
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The Literature Circle: Rethinking Role Sheets

Voices from the Middle, 2002
If you are doing literature circles in your classroom, chances are you have run across a set of tools called “role sheets.” These handouts, adapted from standard collaborative-learning practice, assign students a set of jigsawed tasks to perform while reading and meeting in their book clubs.
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Digital Storytelling: Reinventing Literature Circles

Voices from the Middle, 2012
New literacies in reading research demand the study of comprehension skills using multiple modalities through a more complex, multi-platform view of reading. Taking into account the robust roll of technology in our daily lives, this article presents an update to the traditional literature circle lesson to include digital storytelling and multimedia ...
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The Literature Circle: Don’t Spoil the Ending!

Voices from the Middle, 2004
Use a minilesson to help students refrain from blurting surprises from books being discussed in literature circles. Principles and monitoring techniques are explained in detail.
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Continental Literature, Translation, and the Johnson Circle

The Wordsworth Circle, 2002
How significant were Johnson's publishing activities in bringing Continental, and especially German, literature onto the horizon for an English readership? To begin answering this question, we need some context for English knowledge of German literature during the Romantic period.
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