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TRT Podcast #101: How to implement Reader’s Theater: with Dr. Chase Young

In today’s discussion about fluency, Dr. Chase Young shows us exactly how to implement Reader’s Theater in the classroom. You’ll love this entertaining episode!

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6 Comments

    • Anna Geiger

      Hi Nyree! This is a very good question. Some people would say yes. Others, like the researcher Tim Rasinski, would say no. I am still undecided! I do know that writing decodable reader’s theater scripts that are actually interesting and worth rereading is very difficult, which is why I don’t have any for sale yet. 🙂

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  3. Annette Hines

    This was a great podcast! I love using Reader’s Theatre with students. I have always thought it builds fluency, character analysis, and comprehension. I also love the opportunity it brings for kids that love to perform!!! I am curious to see the free scripts to hopefully add to my 1st grade library :o)

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