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 Dinah Weiss, Ed.D., is both an outstanding 4th grade teacher AND an instructor at Queens College, NY. She actively explores the RRN with her college students. Here are some samples:

 



About the Instagram response, Dr. Dinah Weiss shares:
One of the QC students took it upon herself to create a new reading responses. She merged her love of art with the reading response work. She understood the power of reading responses to elevate a students deep thinking of a text. She made an Instagram page for a character, she visually showed the complexity of problems a character was having, and I she showed the intersection of theme and complexity of character relationships using a color-coded system.


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