Using leveled books in student-led conversations

Using leveled books in student-led conversations

By differentiating reading choices and inviting kids to discuss diverse texts in student-led conversations, you can heighten their ability to analyze texts and hone their collaboration skills. Reading expert Laura Robb discusses book selection -- using as an example "To Kill a Mockingbird" and related, leveled books about pre-civil rights African-American life. Also see her chat tips! Read on.

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