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Creating a Balanced Literacy Classroom Management System

Explore strategies for literacy classroom management, including conferences, peer interactions & reading/writing workshops. Learn how to utilize differentiated groups for effective teaching methods. Enhance student engagement with guided reading plans & peer conference guidelines.

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Creating a Balanced Literacy Classroom Management System

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  1. Chapter 10 Developing a Management System for a Comprehensive Balanced Literacy Classroom

  2. Chapter-Opening Graphic Organizer

  3. The Literacy Classroom • Literate Environment • Conferences • Records

  4. Figure 10.9: Chart Showing Students What to Do While the Teacher Is In Conference

  5. Figure 10.10: Chart for Helping Students Prepare for a Conference

  6. Figure 10.13: Peer Conference Guidelines from a Third-Grade Class

  7. Figure 10.17: A ManagementSystem Flow Chart

  8. Types of Groups • Interests • Strengths & Needs • Minilessons • Discussion • Project • Modeling

  9. Figure 10.18: Core Book Anthology with Flexible Groups

  10. Figure 10.19: Guided Reading with Leveled Books Routine

  11. Figure 10.20: Sample GuidedReading Plan: Three Groups

  12. Terms You Need to Know ■ conferences ■ peer conferences ■ reading workshop ■ writing workshop

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