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Book clubs and Reciprocal reading Date: ursday 21st May 2020 Venue: Canberra Southern Cross Club, 92-96 Corinna St, Phillip, Canberra Time: 4pm-6.30pm (aſternoon tea from 4pm-4.30pm) Cost: Individual teachers $170 Early Bird (available until March 20th 2019) and ALEA member $150 3+ teachers from one school $140 All prices include gst To enrol, please follow this link www.theliteracyplace.com/workshops Sheena Cameron & Louise Dempsey invite you to a professional learning workshop in Canberra READING WORKSHOP • CANBERRA • THURSDAY 21 MAY Reciprocal reading is a well-researched and highly effective small-group instructional activity that was designed to support students who can decode but have difficulty comprehending what they read. e main purpose of Reciprocal reading is improving comprehension. Book clubs (literature circles) are a student-centred activity that involves small groups of students reading the same novel. is provides the opportunity for students to read, reflect, discuss and respond to books in an authentic and natural way. Book clubs allow students to work both individually and collaboratively to gain meaning of the text. In this workshop, Sheena and Louise will share practical ideas for setting up these two valuable strategies for fluent readers. Participants will experience being part of a book club and a Reciprocal reading group.

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Book clubs and Reciprocal reading

Date: Thursday 21st May 2020Venue: Canberra Southern Cross Club, 92-96 Corinna St, Phillip, CanberraTime: 4pm-6.30pm (afternoon tea from 4pm-4.30pm)Cost:

Individual teachers $170

Early Bird (available until March 20th 2019) and ALEA member $150

3+ teachers from one school $140

All prices include gst

To enrol, please follow this link www.theliteracyplace.com/workshops

Sheena Cameron & Louise Dempsey invite you to a professional learning workshop in Canberra

R E A D I N G W O R K S H O P • C A N B E R R A • T H U R S D AY 2 1 M AY

Reciprocal reading is a well-researched and highly effective small-group instructional activity that was designed to support students who can decode but have difficulty comprehending what they read. The main purpose of Reciprocal reading is improving comprehension.

Book clubs (literature circles) are a student-centred activity that involves small groups of students reading the same novel. This provides the opportunity for students to read, reflect, discuss and respond to books in an authentic and natural way. Book clubs allow students to work both individually and collaboratively to gain meaning of the text.

In this workshop, Sheena and Louise will share practical ideas for setting up these two valuable strategies for fluent readers. Participants will experience being part of a book club and a Reciprocal reading group.