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bullet ASK Program Overview by Dr. Raymond Kettel, University of Michigan-Dearborn

 

The ASK program (Authors Specialist and Knowledge) occurs each semester as part of an undergraduate Literature for Children and Youth class. The participants include university students, as well as later elementary through high school students depending on the selected literature work. The purpose of the program is to take readers beyond the confines of a novel, relating the information from their reading in a personal way to their own immediate situation. As part of the process, readers draw on their own writers' voice, as they journal through their reading.
 

What is ASK?
If you are new to the ASK program or want to learn more about ASK this is the place to start. Read an overview of ASK by Dr. Ray Kettel.

ASK Process Step-by-Step
Instructions for the ASK program. This area includes notes from teachers on how to do each step with your students.

Relationship to the Michigan Curriculum Framework

List of Past ASK Programs from 1998 to 2010

What others had to say about the ASK Program