I'm sure we can buy so many of these remarkable books used on amazon or
other sources.  I think if anyone recommends a book on this list, it's
probably worth the few dollars it costs to buy it used, even when it's out
of print. Sometimes a book is absolutely perfect for the questions a
particular teacher asks to be answered.

 I do agree, especially insecondary classrooms.  I do think Atwell got two
> periods/blocks of time for
> reading and writing in the school she runs.  I've always loved Linda Rief's
> book  Seeking Diversity - about a middle school literacy class.  It may be
> out of print but I really loved it.  She only had the one class and
> describes her decisions about how to use time.  Made a lot of sense to me.
> If someone really wants it I could try to summarize a rough outline of her
> schedule - she did different chunks across a year with different balances.
> PLEASE DO NOT ALL ASK ME AT THE SAME TIME - REMEMBER OUR LISTSERVE RULES.
>
>
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