Are Your Students Struggling with Reading Comprehension?
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Good morning! When does your Winter Break start? Mine technically starts at 11:20 on December 20th, but being 37 weeks pregnant, I'm curious if I'll make it that far! Today's blog post includes some tips to support your students who struggle with Reading Comprehension. These tips are things I've picked up along the way coupled with some research that I've done. Check it out! Accommodations to Support Reading Comprehension To be honest, the year is winding down and I am no where near my reading goal for 2025. Right now I am reading this month's book club book, but I am looking for recommendations to get me out of this reading slump I'm in! Feel free to send me your best recommendations. Enjoy your week! XOXO, Katie |
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