Publisher's Synopsis
Workstations provide opportunities for students to master concepts and skills taught through hands-on practice, active reading and interaction with a wide range of texts, and small-group work. The examples come from real classrooms with a range of diverse students: middle and high school classrooms, English as a second language classrooms, special education classrooms, and classrooms in urban and suburban schools. This book introduces you to strategies for developing the workstation tasks and using them to support students' literacy development.
