Burkins and Croft present personal clarifications, adaptations, and supports that helped them work through their own tricky spots as they guided readers. The book's six chapters clarify misunderstandings about guided reading instruction in the following areas:
The teacher's role and the gradual release of responsibility
Instructional reading level
Text gradients
Balanced instruction
Integrated processing
Assessment
With 27 strategies, you're sure to find the help you need to work through your own tricky parts as you guide groups of readers.
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