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They Learn...Author(s): Diane BaileySource: The Reading Teacher, Vol. 52, No. 6 (Mar., 1999), p. 567Published by: Wiley on behalf of the International Reading AssociationStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/20202127 .

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They learn...

They learn...to listen

As I read aloud Books rich in language, Fresh images and new experiences.

They learn.. .to read

When they are given choices,

Surrounded by real literature,

Entertaining and full of appeal.

They learn.. .to write

As they pen their thoughts In journals filled with responses

Emerging from young impressive minds.

They learn.. .to think

As they share ideas In an environment of acceptance

Where opinions are valued treasures.

They learn...

When I step back,

Allowing them the pleasure Of following their own paths of interest.

Diane Bailey

Bailey is a Title I reading teacher

at Lamar Elementary/Middle School in

Jonesborough, Tennessee, USA.

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