If you are a middle school language arts teacher, then you teach reading skills. There is a certain “finesse” that you will need to do this well at the middle school level. This is the fifth in a mini-series on teaching reading skills to our middle schoolers. This episode focuses on teaching dialogue and internal monologue.
Teaching dialogue and internal monologue in literature is a skill you’ll want kids to have now and throughout their academic careers. Understanding these concepts gives kids a deeper understanding of stories. So we will be talking all things reading skills, specifically dialogue and internal monologue.
We will discuss:
- Why teach dialogue and internal monologue in literature
- General tips on teaching reading skills
- What to include in a lesson on dialogue and internal monologue
- Practice with dialogue and internal monologue – activities for kids
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- Teaching Reading Mini-Lessons Podcast
- Dialogue and Internal Monologue Mini-Lesson
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- Coaching: Help with lesson planning and teacher observations
- Teaching Writing Workshop Course
