[etni] Fw: books, books, books
- From: "Ask" <ask@xxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Mon, 13 Nov 2006 15:20:53 +0200
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From: laurie@xxxxxxxx
Subject: books, books, books
Here's my plan for extensive reading this year. I've decided to devote 1
full lesson per week to reading library books in class (or in the library
for a change of pace). I've already implemented this in my 9th and 10th
grade classes. I'll do the same in 11th grade when we finish our projects. I
might add that I've chosen the late hour lessons for this purpose. A quiet
reading lesson is preferable at such times. And the kids seem to be
enjoying their reading.
I am, however, struggling with the book report "thing". I also don't like it
and feel that a book task, oral or written, does not truly reflect the
reading experience. How can I grade a kid on reading a book by listening to
his talk or reading his written report? In addition, we all know some have
honestly read their books and others have chosen the movie. My pupils have
always written their book reports in class so I know they're not downloaded.
So, it's with interest that I read Pnina's message about trashing book
reports. I'd love to do the same. But how do we then come up with a grade;
I'm referring to the school grade for the Bagrut?
Laurie Ornstein
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