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  • PALS: A Reading Strategy for High School (Archived)
Challenge
Initial Thoughts
Perspectives & Resources

What characteristics might Mrs. Garcia look for in a reading approach?

  • 1: Overview of PALS
  • 2: The Benefits of PALS

What types of activities can Mrs. Garcia use to increase her students’ reading skills?

  • 3: PALS Activities
  • 4: Partner Reading with Retell
  • 5: Paragraph Shrinking
  • 6: Prediction Relay

How can Mrs. Garcia implement these activities?

  • 7: Pair Students
  • 8: Prepare Materials
  • 9: Train Students
  • 10: Implement with Class
  • 11: Encourage and Maintain Student Interest

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  • 12: References & Additional Resources
  • 13: Credits
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Page 13: Credits

To cite this module, please use the following:

The IRIS Center. (2008). PALS: A reading strategy for high school. Retrieved from https://iris.peabody.vanderbilt.edu/palshs/

Content Collaborators:

Doug Fuchs
Lynn Fuchs

Module Developer:

Kim Skow

Module Production Team:

Editor: 
Jason Miller

Reviewers: 
Janice Brown
Amy Harris
Deb Smith
Naomi Tyler
Loulee Yen
Zina Yzquierdo

Permissions: 
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Transcriptions:
Pamela Dismuke

Audio engineers: 
Lisa Manning
Erik Dunton
John Harwood

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Web master:
John Harwood

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Narration:
Lisa Manning

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“Partner Reading with Retell” by Vaughn Skow, courtesy of the IRIS Center
“Paragraph Shrinking” by Vaughn Skow, courtesy of the IRIS Center
“Prediction Relay” by Vaughn Skow, courtesy of the IRIS Center
“PALS Activity” by Vaughn Skow, courtesy of the IRIS Center

All other media and images courtesy of the IRIS Center.

Expert Interviews::

Doug Fuchs (p. 1)
Karin Prentice (pp. 1, 10, 11)
Lynn Fuchs (p. 2)
Devin Kearns (p. 10, Wrap Up)

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