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The Reading/Writing Connection: Strategies for Teaching and Learning in the Secondary Classroom by Carol Booth Olson,

The Reading/Writing Connection: Strategies for Teaching and Learning in the Secondary Classroom by Carol Booth Olson,
This book features an array of individual reading/writing strategies, activities and mini-lessons, and it scaffolds these strategies in extended demonstration lessons that teachers can easily implement in their classrooms. Readers will receive helpful information about teaching the writing process and responding to literature. The author provides valuable examples of lessons that help students learn task-specific strategies, and integrates the reading and writing process in creative, theoretically sound ways. Practical demonstration lessons throughout the text model how to scaffold guided practice activities into coherent lesson sequences, paving the way for teachers to implement theoretically sound, teacher-tested lessons in the classroom. This book has an extensive Companion Website featuring reading and writing rubrics, student models, blackline masters of graphic organizers, and much more. The author provides student models at both the middle and high school levels in almost every chapter illustrating actual student responses to reading and writing activities. The "Learning Log Reflections" section at the end of each chapter invites readers to take a step back and ponder what has been learned, thus providing teachers the opportunities to engage in the same cognitive strategies that readers and writers use when they compose. Helpful literary selections in almost every chapter gives teachers easy access to the literature featured in the activities and demonstration lessons. Middle and Secondary school instructors and administrators of Reading and Writing programs.
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Teaching Vocabulary in All Classrooms by Camille L. Z. Blachowicz,
Teaching Vocabulary in All Classrooms by Camille L. Z. Blachowicz,
Updated with new strategies, ideas, and websites, this research-based book features a wealth of ideas for developing vocabulary in all content areas. Many of the techniques explored in this book have the broader goal of enhancing the acquisition of content knowledge. The authors do an exceptional job of combining a strong research base with field-tested strategies for developing vocabulary in any K-12 classroom. Chapter topics include learning vocabulary from context, integrating vocabulary and reading strategy instruction, learning vocabulary in literature-based reading instruction, learning vocabulary in the content areas, using dictionaries and other references, assessing vocabulary knowledge, vocabulary instruction for learners with special needs, vocabulary and spelling instruction using structural analysis, and wordplay in the classroom. For elementary school teachers of reading, language arts, social studies, science, and remedial education.
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Primary and Secondary Education - Primary and Secondary Education America's History Through Young Voices This exciting new resource makes a dramatic case for the use of primary source documents to motivate students primary and secondary education and bring history alive. Richard Wyman combines an engaging selection of diaries, letters, primary and secondary education and essays with thoughtful teaching strategies designed to meet the needs of both pre-service primary and secondary education and in-service teachers. America`s History through Young Voices offers teachers both ...

Primary and Secondary Education - Primary and Secondary Education America's History Through Young Voices This exciting new resource makes a dramatic case for the use of primary source documents to motivate students primary and secondary education and bring history alive. Richard Wyman combines an engaging selection of diaries, letters, primary and secondary education and essays with thoughtful teaching strategies designed to meet the needs of both pre-service primary and secondary education and in-service teachers. America`s History through Young Voices offers teachers both ...

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