
Keep Conferences Slim: A Tip for Tomorrow from Stacey
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Equitably distributing your time among your students matters since every child should receive 1:1 writing instruction. However, it’s challenging to keep writing conferences to five to seven minutes in length. In today’s Tip for Tomorrow, you’ll hear two ideas that require minimum preparation. Both will help you trim down the time you spend with each student so that you can meet with more students during independent writing time.
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Listen to a recent #TWTPod Tip for Tomorrow about setting a time to check back after a writing conference. Then, click here for more ideas about how to confer with all students regularly.
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