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Words/ Images

Submitted by Deesha Lockett on Wed, 07/23/2008 - 2:34pm.
Today's session was interesting and thought provoking. I've used the concept of images and words with my reading class when talking about predictions. I would have the class make predictions of what a story may be about based on the pictures in the story or simply by the title. These predictions are recorded so that they can compare them once the story has been read.

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