Reading Aware
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This document provides resources for becoming more reading aware, including websites for finding poems, short stories, and suggestions for other readers to share. It lists blogs and websites that can be used to share readings and recommendations. Sources of inspiration are also included, such as TED talks, Twitter, and local community organizations. The document encourages filling out a session survey and provides links to where the presentation and images were created.
Reading Aware
- 1. Reading Aware. Erin Olson Twitter: @eolsonteacher Backchannel: #blc13 Backchannel: #readingaware Notes: http://bit.ly/12jaFtN
- 2. We all start somewhere... www.polleverywhere.com
- 3. Reading Aware. I want my students... I want my children...
- 7. Reading Think. Sources of Practice and Learning Poetry 180: http://www.loc.gov/poetry/180/ Short Stories: www.americanliterature.com The Owl: http://owl.english.purdue.edu
- 11. Good Reads: http://www.goodreads.com Book Lamp: http://www.booklamp.org/ LibraryThing: http://www.librarything.com/ Amazon: http://www.amazon.com Sources of Suggestions Reading Share.
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- 20. Reading Aware. Sources of Inspiration Choose2Matter: http://choose2matter.org/ Go Kicker: http://gokicker.com/ TED: http://www.ted.com/ Twitter, Facebook, local organizations, ne ighbors, friends...
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- 26. QuickTime and a decompressor are needed to see this picture. @katiegibson2013
- 29. Reading Aware. Erin Olson @eolsonteacher #blc13 Please fill out the session survey! Presentation: http://eolso2.wix.com/erinolson Images edited: www.picmonkey.com Image created: www.polyvore.com