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From: Yvette Lindial <mac2yl@grandecom.net> To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion Date: 2004110722:10:16 Subject: Re: Strategies intergrating literature and math I was searching for a reading strategy for math. We have used the following strategies: K-W-L (What you know, What you want to know, and what you learned) DR-TA (Directed reading thinking activity) DL-TA (Directed listening thinking activity) GRP (Guided reading process) and QAR (Questioning and request). I was hoping to find a strategy that I can use to present to my class a different way of integrating reading and math. I figured it would have to be something like a problem solving strategy. Do you have anything in mind?
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