SS #25: To Pre-Read or Not to Pre-Read (Why Is It Even a Question?)
Today’s episode was recorded when we had the joy of all being together in the same room (along with our friend, Dawn Garrett) for the Scholé Sisters Leadership Retreat in Portland. We had so much fun! We hope you enjoy this episode, even though there are a couple places where the sound is sub-par. (What can we say? We were all sharing one mic!)
Today’s topic is pre-reading. We talked about why to do it, how to let your personal goals lead the process, when to do it, and more!
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Show Notes:
- Scholé RDA
- Mystie
Parenting by Paul David Tripp
Book Darts
Post-it Flags
- Pam
Liturgy of the Ordinary by Tish Harrison Warren
- Dawn Garrett
A Cloud of Witness by Edith Mary Gell
- Brandy
In Memoriam: A Tribute to Charlotte Mason
Driving Miss Daisy (also mentioned)
- Mystie
- Topical Discussion: To Pre-Read or Not to Pre-Read (Why Is It Even a Question?)
- Who is Dawn Garrett??
- My Weekly Planning + Pre-Reading Session by Celeste Cruz
- AO = AmblesideOnline
White board
- Dawn’s scaffolding series
- Mimetic teaching sequence from CiRCE
How to Read a Book by Mortimer Adler
- YMB #10 All About Narration: A Conversation with Sonya Shafer
- Charlotte Mason West
- Eve Anderson videos from Perimeter School
The Sea Around Us (Young Readers Edition) by Rachel Carson
- Who is Kathy Livingston?
Big sticky notes
Napoleon’s Buttons by Penny Le Couteur and Jay Burreson
- Evernote Keeping
The Story of Inventions by Frank Bachman
- AO for Groups
Traveler’s notebooks
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