Join Jane Feber, award-winning author of Creative Book Reports and Active Word Play, on Saturday, March 26th as she leads a free, interactive webinar about creating sample materials to use when responding to fiction and nonfiction.
Teachers will learn techniques to get students to produce quality responses to literature and to teach vocabulary so that it sticks. "All activities presented can be used as alternative assessments that allow students to demonstrate their comprehension and show what they know," said Feber. 
Feber believes that learning is not a spectator sport; student must be actively engaged in the learning process. "Active engagement makes learning more personal for the student and enables the student to take ownership in his learning," she said.
The webinar, "Learning is NOT a Spectator Sport," will start at 11 a.m., and you can attend by signing up here (powered by WebEx).
If you wish to attend, please register at the WebEx link above and download the free handout beforehand; to get the most out of the workshop, attendees should have the handout printed and the following materials compiled:
Materials:
- 2 sheets of construction paper 12" x 18"
- 9" circle
- 1 fastener (often called a "brad")
- 1 strip of paper (around 1" x 6")
- 4 sheets of 8 1/2" x 11" paper
- 1 pair of scissors
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