1) The article "The Power of Readers Theater" suggests making dramatic readings, called Readers Theater, a regular part of the classroom. Research in the article states that Readers Theater boosts listening skills, enhances students confidence, and transforms reluctant readers into book lovers. ... If all teachers were aware of Readers Theater and could apply it in their classroom, then reading growth would be remarkable.
3) "The Power of Readers Theater" by Jennifer O. Prescott discusses a new way of teaching literacy skills called Readers Theater (RT). ...
Third, once students and teachers feel confident in Readers Theater, teachers can have students write their own scripts. ...
Readers Theater helps students build many reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills.
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