In a message dated 6/22/2007 6:20:08 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Lester Laminack said (a quote from conference notes) that if teachers
cannot read aloud well, they should not read aloud at all.
Lori,
As a fan of audio books I can say that the reader can make all the
difference. I would say to those who would like examples of how to read a loud
and
how not to, listen to an audio book of Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings and
then listen to Dan Brown's Angels and Demons. Another conference note I have
savored is one from Shelly Harwayne, " The most important thing a teacher
can do to help children become readers is to read a loud a good book and read
it well."
Nancy Creech
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