"When I went to the Read Write and Think website I found an interesting lesson that I think would be fun for third or fourth graders. This lesson was to have your class create a classroom newspaper. This would go well with my catagory of teaching…"
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Ashley Renee Bunner replied to Denise Lindstrom's discussion Chapter 5: The role of motivation in adolescent literacy instruction. in the group Best Practices for Literacy InstructionAshley Renee Bunner replied to Denise Lindstrom's discussion Activities for Media Literacy in the group Best Practices for Literacy Instruction"The resource I found for a lesson plan that I might consider for the future classroom is something I found about comics and the background on comics. Everyone comes across a comic in their life usually everytime they pick up a newspaper. They read…"
Ashley Renee Bunner replied to Denise Lindstrom's discussion Chapters 3 & 4 in the group Best Practices for Literacy Instruction"I took a look at these sites and the first two were pretty much the same. The Smoking Gun site was about people that were doing wrong and getting into trouble for it. I don't know why a teenager would find this site interesting cause I just…"
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- Hello, My name is Ashley Bunner. I am a senior at Fairmont State University. I am an art education major and this semester I will be attending my clinical II. That means I am one step closer to graduating! I also have many interests such as painting, drawing, pottery, camping, being with my friends, working with children etc.... Any questions just ask! :)
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