3 things that stand out from the ___ Lens:
-A positive attitude and confidence of success are necessary for learning.
-Students bring their own meaning to reading and then grow as a result of making sense of new ideas.
-Students must know their own abilities and styles in order to develop learning strategies to continue to improve and gain self-esteem.

2 quotes that stand out:
-"Children read the world before they read the word"

-"Feeling safe, successful and worthy are basic requirements that must be present for learning to be effective."

1 question that we still have: 
- How do you best encourage self-esteem with a student who has only experienced failure? How do you get introverted students to express themselves with confidence.

3 things that stand out from the Social Lens:
- "The vocal few"
- Published authors
- Teachers giving up control

2 quotes that stand out:
- "It is not enough for teachers to interact with the vocal few and allow them to drive the class discussion."
- "As students interact socially, they become teachers, shaping and elaborating on other's ideas."

1 question that we still have: 
- (Classmates communicating, not correcting) Do the students have the skills to be able to interact with one another? How do we as educators help develop these skills?

3 things that stand out from the Meaning-Centered Lens:
- Reading is not a passive process
- Activating prior knowledge before reading a text is vital
- New text created every time students respond

2 quotes that stand out:
- "We should not expect everyone to respond to texts in the same way"
- "The Meaning-Centered Lens is the velcro of learning - without the base, the learning will have nowhere to attach"

1 question that we still have: 
- How do we bring this lens of learning into a teacher's daily routine with students?