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Fierce Girls' Read-Aloud Book Club, Ages 10-12
Class experience
US Grade 5 - 6
Reading aloud inspires children to engage eagerly and connect deeply with stories, and is an essential tool for building a lifelong love of reading. When students listen to a story while following along visually, understanding of sentence structure and flow deepens and stories truly come to life. When children read aloud themselves, they get to hear the story unfold in their own voice, and to ride with the flow of sentences--becoming more in tune with sentence rhythm, challenging diction and...
Students will: Deepen interest in stories and reading Build greater skill and confidence with reading Sharpen critical reading/thinking ability Grow in ability to share ideas within a group Explore marginalized groups and their struggles
In my twenty years of teaching middle school, I have worked extensively in the area of diversity. One of the core philosophies of my school centers around examining and lifting marginalized groups. To this end, our faculty has engaged in workshops and seminars with authors and activists in the field, including Peggy McIntosh, Bryan Stevenson, Matt Faulkner and Donna Gephart. Among students and faculty, we hold an annual Diversity Day, during which we study and celebrate differences in areas such as sexuality, gender, class, race, and ability. Personally, a colleague and I facilitate a girls' group which meets weekly to discuss issues surrounding gender stereotypes, finding our voice, and establishing healthy boundaries and friendships. I have immersed myself in the study of diversity through my English curriculum as well, teaching many works of literature that deal with oppression and disenfranchisement. Through these experiences, I have built comfort with and experience in examining these complicated issues with young people.
Students will need copies (electronic or paper) of the novels Number the Stars by Lois Lowry and Rules by Cynthia Lord.
Both of these novels deal with marginalization. None of the material is violent or egregious in nature due to the age at which it is aimed; however, challenging topics arise, including the holocaust (Number the Stars), autism and cerebral palsy (Rules). I see these challenging topics as important to acknowledge as we study a text, and as the teacher I will address questions with honesty and directly while honoring the emotional limits of the age group. I will facilitate an atmosphere that welcomes different perspectives and create a safe and supportive place to share observations. Please see below for a description of my experience with this, and feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns.
Hello! My name is Lisa Bagchi, and I run many different classes on Outschool. Favorites include reading classes that center around discussion of themes, characters, and whatever else we can find, as well as creative writing groups in which we...
Group Class
$144
for 12 classes3x per week, 4 weeks
30 min
Completed by 7 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 10-12
3-6 learners per class