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Public schools are full of pedagogical gimmicks. Let’s take a close look at Close Reading

Is Close Reading a complete fraud?


Perhaps not entirely. Any method, no matter how silly, can be used as a change of pace. Let’s stipulate that variety is often a stimulus. Here’s the chief, if ironic, benefit of this bad method. Make kids wallow for half-an-hour in something unpleasant (for example, how to prepare taxes) and many will beg for anything half-way interesting. Please, teacher, let us read a novel. Please! Otherwise, Close Reading is almost a perfect fraud. At least, that’s my conclusion.
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