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The Middle School High Five: Strategies Can Triumph
by Amy Goodman
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| Grades | 5 – 8 |
| Type | Journal |
| Published | December 2005 |
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A literacy support teacher leads a district-wide initiative to organize content-area teachers in an effort to help their students become better readers by offering instruction and practice in five reading strategies across the curriculum. At the end of the 10-week program, teachers felt that students’ comprehension had improved, and many felt some of the credit for improved reading scores could be traced to the effort.
Goodman, A. (2005) "The Middle School High Five: Strategies Can Triumph." Voices from the Middle, 13(2), 12-19.
