In this episode:
Listen in as I interview Stacey Riedmiller of Literacy for Big Kids. We talk about the what, the why and the how of reading what your students are reading.
We talk about:
1.What- What does it mean to read what your students are reading?
Why- Why does reading what your students are reading important?
How- How do we make reading what students are reading happen?
Quotables:
-We read what our students are reading because it helps us build connections with students, showcases our professionalism, and deepens the conversations we can have with students.
Stacey Riedmiller- Is a fifth grade language arts teacher who lives near Cincinnati, Ohio. She is finishing up her 11th year teaching in the school she went to as a child. She has a Masters in Writing from The Ohio Writing Project at Miami University. Next up is working on her reading endorsement.
You can find her on instagram @literacyforbigkids or at literacyforbigkids.com
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