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Informal book talk, inside‐text talk and recommendations
Extending book talk through teacher modelling
Posted by Luke Swift
Dixons Manningham Academy
Ages:
4-5
,
5-7
,
7-9
,
9-11
Tagged as:
Discussion
,
Role model
,
literature
,
motivation
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