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Showing posts with label book groups. Show all posts
Showing posts with label book groups. Show all posts

Thursday, 2 May 2013

English/Literacy Teachers: Share Books and Student Reading

Book discussion groups for teachers on both campuses have started recently, with the aim of exploring young adult and children's literature.

On Dover a group meets Wednesday lunchtimes in the Middle School building to look at different kinds of YA (young adult) literature.  Next week (May 8th) the focus will be on Mysteries/Thrillers.  In the previous session, we discussed "decent tear-jerkers."  Contact Angie Erickson (ane@uwcsea.edu.sg) for more information. 

On East a group meets every Wednesday before school in the Think Tank for booktalks over coffee and croissants, alternately focusing on upper primary and middle school students. Next week (May 8th) we will each share some of our favorite books or recent reads suitable for Grades 6-8.  Check out this list of books for Grades 3-5 people booktalked on April 24.  Contact Katie Day (kda@uwcsea.edu.sg) for more information.

See our joint GoodReads Group:  UWCSEA English/Literacy Teachers & Texts -- where meeting dates/times and booklists can be found.

Feel free to join either group in person or online via our GoodReads page.







Sunday, 13 January 2013

Discuss when? How People Learn

Several of you expressed an interest in discussing the book Nick mentioned in his Professional Learning talk last term:  How People Learn -- which is available free online in PDF form and as an MP3 podcast.  Yes, the National Academies Press makes all their publications freely available as long as you register for an account.  What an amazingly generous institution!


The time has come to decide when and how we are going to organize these discussions.  Please fill out the form below.