Teaching Students to Read Like Detectives: Comprehending, Analyzing and Discussing Text (Essentials for Principals)
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Teaching Students to Read Like Detectives: Comprehending, Analyzing and Discussing Text (Essentials for Principals)

by Douglas Fisher, Nancy Frey

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Teaching Students to Read Like Detectives offers an education-focused approach to reading instruction, emphasizing comprehension, analysis, and discussion. Written for principals and educators, the book explores ways to help students engage more thoughtfully with texts and develop the habits of attentive, evidence-based readers.

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Teaching Students to Read Like Detectives focuses on helping students comprehend, analyze, and discuss text.

The book presents reading as an active process that encourages careful attention to meaning and evidence.

Written by Douglas Fisher and Nancy Frey, it is intended for educators, including principals, seeking to support stronger reading instruction.

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