Sentence examples for guides reading from inspiring English sources

It's a deliberate vote against the genteel pause at the beginning of most major loan shows at the Met — a generally empty gallery dedicated to renting audio guides, reading wall texts and maybe sampling an artwork or two.

But his newsstand, visually speaking, remains a model of the art form, an orderly, beckoning cornucopia of maps, guides, reading glasses, clocks, diaries, souvenir medallions, playing cards and other tourist paraphernalia, amid the various archaeology numbers, foreign newsweeklies, lads' magazines ("they don't sell like they used to," he noted gravely) and Italian dailies.

She credits a curriculum approach that uses what sounded like a daunting combination: whole language, guided reading and phonics techniques.

We were tracking a leopard, the guide reading its paw prints and identifying droppings as clearly as a city dweller reads road signs.

Teachers will read books aloud, engage in "shared reading" with the whole class, "guided reading" with smaller groups and "independent reading" from classroom libraries whose books will be carefully calibrated by skill level.

"Her attitude is, 'I've been teaching for 10 years, and what the heck is guided reading?' She doesn't think the principal who's supposed to be leading it understands all this new stuff any better than she does".

In almost every study, students read research articles via individual guided reading (e.g., answering guiding questions about certain aspects of the article) followed by group discussions.

Limit guided reading sessions for Kindergarteners and first graders to 15 minutes.

Time each guided reading session, keeping it short for younger students in primary grades.

After guided reading sessions, ask the class questions about the story.

Keep guided reading sessions at 15 to 20 minutes each for reading groups in the second grade.