Reading for benefit.
‘A word
after a word
after a word
is power.’
(Margaret Atwood)
I have been meaning to write this blog for most of the summer but kept procrastinating – spending time with family, pottering, shopping, holidaying, chilling, cleaning and many other activities kept getting in the way (as they should in the holidays!) However, as I make the transition from my school of the previous nine years to a new school and professional adventure I felt I wanted to get it down – call it a vanity project if you will!
One of my achievements at my last (amazing) school that I am most proud of is setting up and implementing a tutor ‘read aloud’ programme and this is the tale of why.
“A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives only one.” (George. R. R. Martin)
‘A word
after a word
after a word
is power.’
(Margaret Atwood)
I have been meaning to write this blog for most of the summer but kept procrastinating – spending time with family, pottering, shopping, holidaying, chilling, cleaning and many other activities kept getting in the way (as they should in the holidays!) However, as I make the transition from my school of the previous nine years to a new school and professional adventure I felt I wanted to get it down – call it a vanity project if you will!
One of my achievements at my last (amazing) school that I am most proud of is setting up and implementing a tutor ‘read aloud’ programme and this is the tale of why.
“A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives only one.” (George. R. R. Martin)