Book study procedures
| Component | Description |
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| Choice |
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| Group |
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| Read |
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| Discussion |
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| Share |
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| Implement |
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| Reflect |
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| Component | Description |
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| Choice | Select a text from the proposed texts based on an area of inquiry |
| Group | Find peers reading the same book Establish group norms to guide the work together Design a schedule for readings and discussions |
| Read | Before Reading → Purpose Jot a goal for this section of reading During Reading → Monitor Read, stop, think, react, repeat Possible thinking stems I think … I wonder … This reminds me of … I'm realizing … I'm noticing … Now, I'm thinking … After Reading → Reflect What do I understand now that I did not before? |
| Discussion | Discuss the readings and how they will influence your teaching practice and professional development Share wonderings/questions that remain |
| Share | Meet with your mixed book study determined by the professor to ensure a jigsaw of all texts Share key ideas from your book study in your mixed book study. Peers should engage in the discussion by sharing their ideas, thoughts, and etc. |
| Implement | Implement strategies learned from study groups in practice Reflect on implementation based on student learning/engagement and professional development reflections |
| Reflect | Upon completion of the study group, answer the following What did you learn? How has this changed your thinking about your teaching? Usage of this approach for future professional development? |
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