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I am happy to be able to register as part of this brand new professional practice community. I am interested in the teacher experiences with Plugged-in to Reading, a program written by Dr. Janet Allen for adolescents who struggle to read proficiently. I had the opportunity to help develop the program for my employer, Recorded Books, who publishes the program.Keywords: plugged-in, project manager, recorded books
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There has been a lot of discussion about these guides, which were designed as non-consumable booklets to guide kids for writing in their journals. Some people seems concerned about letting kids use them directly and copy the contents for kids to write on. These same pages are already available in the Resource Binder for copying. As we look at developing additional levels of the program, I am wondering how teachers are actually using the guides. Please share comments so that new development can reflect teacher needs. Thanks!Keywords: plugged-in, project manager, recorded books
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Hi everybody,
I believe that we all can post to this blog with comments, questions, etc. I think that this will be a good place to carry on the most public conversations. If a questions is raised, anyone can reply via comment and then others can see the ideas and responses.
Keywords: blog, ideas, plugged-in, posts, questions
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I had the opportunity to visit Plugged-in classrooms today at Armwood HS and Marshall Middle School in Tampa. It was great to see all the materials up and running. I got to see a vocab lesson, some student reading logs (with annotations for tracks on the Recorded Books), and a classroom working on literature circle books and roles. One teacher had set up the plastic vertical "shoe holder" to house the CD players for the students and has been pleased with this system ("$6 at Walmart!" was her comment).Keywords: plugged-in, project manager, recorded books
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