Educator Gerard Dawson has released his book, "Hacking Literacy", in partnership with Times 10 Publications. It offers practical, actionable advice on how you can more effectively build a culture of reading in the classroom. To pick up your copy today, visit https://www.10publications.com/HACKING-LITERACY
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How To Build A Culture Of Reading In The
Classroom & Foster Literacy Skills
If you struggle to get your
students to enjoy reading,
Gerard Dawson's book,
"Hacking Literacy", has
been published with you in
mind.
In the book, he offers actionable steps
and day-by-day advice that you can
use to more effectively build a culture
of reading in your classroom.
The ultimate goal of this text is to help you
incentivize reading in the classroom
through a variety of means, turning
reluctant students into enthusiastic readers.
The advice Dawson provides in this
book emphasizes building a strong
foundation with day-by-day advice in
order to ensure future growth is
possible.
In the text, he explains ways in which
educators like you can build upon a
student’s pre-existing interests to instill in
them an organic love of reading.
He says that reading cannot be
imposed upon the student body
from above, but rather must be
cultivated through observation
of a student’s individual
learning style
“Hacking Literacy” joins a variety
of other texts in the “Hack
Learning” series, which cover a
range of pedagogical topics and
points of debate in the teaching
community.
Visit
https://www.10publications.com/HA
Classroom & Foster Literacy Skills
If you struggle to get your
students to enjoy reading,
Gerard Dawson's book,
"Hacking Literacy", has
been published with you in
mind.
In the book, he offers actionable steps
and day-by-day advice that you can
use to more effectively build a culture
of reading in your classroom.
The ultimate goal of this text is to help you
incentivize reading in the classroom
through a variety of means, turning
reluctant students into enthusiastic readers.
The advice Dawson provides in this
book emphasizes building a strong
foundation with day-by-day advice in
order to ensure future growth is
possible.
In the text, he explains ways in which
educators like you can build upon a
student’s pre-existing interests to instill in
them an organic love of reading.
He says that reading cannot be
imposed upon the student body
from above, but rather must be
cultivated through observation
of a student’s individual
learning style
“Hacking Literacy” joins a variety
of other texts in the “Hack
Learning” series, which cover a
range of pedagogical topics and
points of debate in the teaching
community.
Visit
https://www.10publications.com/HA