Today a teacher approached me to ask whether I had any experience with
literature circles which allowed for students to discuss a book at a set time with
other students from various parts of the country via an online literature
circle, or "club." She had received information about this some time ago but could
not tell me where it came from, and she didn't want to try this without some
input from others who had experience with it. I asked whether she was referring
to a literature blog, but she said it was a live type of literature
conversation which is prearranged after everyone has read the book in question.
If you have any experience with this, please e-mail me. Thanks so
much!
Carole Bierwiler
Media Specialist, NBCT
Sunset Lakes Elementary
Miramar, FL 33029
CHBMedia@aol.com
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