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Tag: selection criteria

March 2, 2015March 2, 2015Allison Marchetti

Questions to Help You Choose Mentor Texts

Do you remember Captain’s Choice? Those moments standing on the field during gym class as the boys and girls carefully selected players for their teams? We can still see their eyes darting back and forth as they sized up their potential teammates. For some of them it was – and still is – serious business. […]

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