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9780205456031

Applications of Reading Strategies within the Classroom

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  • ISBN13:

    9780205456031

  • ISBN10:

    0205456030

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2019-08-15
  • Publisher: Pearson

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Summary

This easy-to-use and practical book offers teachers 50 content area learning strategies--each with directions, models and templates to design effective lessons that scaffold learning strategies with literacy enrichment for every child in the classroom. This 'teacher friendly'manual provides the models and templates for teachers to use in planning lessons on effective learning strategies for students to understand content level materials. In a non-threatening manner, this text offers a concise yet complete review of the research supporting each of the strategies contained in this book so that it can be used by teachers and administrators working with federal programs such as No Child Left Behind, Reading First, Title I, ESL programs, as well as IEP, resource and challenged learners. In addition, every chapter contains a brief review of research that supports the use of strategies for each area of comprehension 50 strategies are featured in what it will undoubtly become an indispensable book for any teacher. Proven favorites as well as new strategies which the authors have field tested in classrooms include: Stop the Process, Heading Through a Picture Walk, T.H.I.E.V.E.S., Four Square Reciprocal Teaching, Readers'Theatre, Grasp the Headings, Partner Knowledge Rater +, and First, the Questions.

Author Biography

Cecilia B. Frank’s professional experiences include 30 years of teaching English, social science, special education, reading, and in-house staff development. During this time, she was a finalist of Illinois Teacher of the Year.  In addition, 25 years have been spent as a literacy consultant and adjunct professor at Northeastern Illinois, National-Louis, Aurora, and Webster universities.

 

Janice Grossi, M.Ed., a classroom teacher, then a Reading Specialist for over twenty years, has taught reading in grades 1-8. Jan has coauthored several articles and presently teaches graduate courses in literacy at Benedictine University.  This third generation teacher is married with three children, and her two daughters are teachers.

 

Dr. Dorothy Stanfield is an educational consultant in grant writing, staff development, and facilitating new ideas in teaching and learning in school districts.  Her career includes teacher, counselor, principal, assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction, and adjunct university professor.  She has published a variety of works.

Table of Contents

Introduction ix
About the Authors xi
Foundation of Learning Strategies
1(10)
Importance of Strategies
1(1)
The Origin of Strategies
2(1)
Supportive Research for Our Strategies
2(1)
Why Teachers Need Strategies
3(1)
Strategies Connected to Content Areas
4(2)
Learning Strategies Connected to Literacy Standards
6(2)
The Importance of Modeling Strategies
8(1)
A Case Study in Content Area Reading
8(3)
Prior Knowledge
11(29)
Connections to Research
12(5)
KWLH+
Explanation
17(1)
Model
18(1)
Template
19(1)
KWL
Template
20(1)
Story Impressions
Explanation
21(1)
Model (Nonfiction)
22(1)
Template (Nonfiction)
23(1)
Model (Fiction)
24(1)
Template (Fiction)
25(1)
Anticipation Guide
Explanation
26(1)
Model
27(1)
Template
28(1)
Picture Walk
Explanation
29(1)
Template
30(1)
Heading through a Picture Walk
Model
31(1)
Template
32(1)
Think-Aloud
Explanation
33(1)
Think-Aloud with Questions
Explanation
34(1)
Model
35(1)
Template
36(1)
First, The Questions
Explanation
37(1)
Model
38(1)
Template
39(1)
Instructional Frames
40(32)
Connections to Research
41(3)
Prediction Pairs
Explanation
44(1)
Model
45(1)
Template
46(1)
Concept Diagram
Explanation
47(1)
Model
48(1)
Template
49(1)
THIEVES
Explanation
50(1)
Model
51(1)
Template
52(1)
Story Map
Explanation
53(2)
Model (Math)
55(1)
Template (Math)
56(1)
Model
57(1)
Template
58(1)
Proposition and Support
Explanation
59(1)
Model
60(1)
Template
61(1)
Reciprocal Teaching
Explanation
62(1)
Model
63(1)
Templates
64(2)
Two-Column Notes (Cornell Notes)
Explanation
66(1)
Model
67(1)
Template
68(1)
Pyramid Frame
Explanation
69(1)
Model
70(1)
Template
71(1)
Vocabulary
72(40)
Connections to Research
73(5)
Partner Knowledge Rater+
Explanation
78(1)
Model
79(1)
Template
80(1)
RIVET
Explanation
81(1)
Model
82(1)
Template
83(1)
Possible Sentences
Explanation
84(1)
Model
85(1)
Template
86(1)
List-Group-Label
Explanation
87(1)
Model
88(1)
Template
89(1)
Concept Circles
Explanation
90(1)
Model
91(1)
Template
92(1)
Frayer Model
Explanation
93(1)
Model
94(1)
Template
95(1)
Content Area Cloze Procedure
Explanation
96(1)
Model/Template
97(1)
Magic Square
Explanation
98(2)
Model
100(1)
Template
101(1)
Magnet Summaries
Explanation
102(1)
Model
103(1)
Template
104(1)
Word Map
Explanation
105(1)
Model
106(1)
Template
107(1)
Semantic Feature Analysis
Explanation
108(1)
Model
109(1)
Model/Template
110(1)
Template
111(1)
Talking to Learn
112(31)
Connections to Research
113(5)
Stop-the-Process
Explanation
118(1)
Model
119(1)
Template
120(1)
Directed Reading Thinking Activity (DRTA)
Explanation
121(1)
Model
122(1)
Template
123(1)
Think-Pair-Share
Explanation
124(1)
Model
125(1)
Template
126(1)
Seed Discussion
Explanation
127(1)
Model
128(1)
Template
129(1)
Discussion Web
Explanation
130(1)
Model
131(1)
Template
132(1)
Jigsaw
Explanation
133(1)
Model
134(1)
Template
135(1)
Readers' Theatre
Explanation
136(1)
Model
137(2)
Template
139(1)
Radio Reading
Explanation
140(1)
Model
141(1)
Template
142(1)
Writing to Learn
143(38)
Connections to Research
144(4)
Double-Entry Journal
Explanation
148(1)
Model
149(2)
Template
151(1)
The Four-Step Summary
Explanation
152(1)
Model
153(2)
Template
155(1)
Critical Thinking Summary
Explanation
156(1)
Model
157(1)
Template
158(1)
GRASP the Headings
Explanation
159(1)
Model
160(1)
Template
161(1)
Incomplete Paragraph Frame
Explanation
162(1)
Models/Templates
163(5)
GIST
Explanation
168(1)
Model
169(1)
Template
170(1)
RAFT
Explanation
171(1)
Models
172(2)
Template
174(1)
Text Talk
Explanation
175(1)
Model
176(1)
Template
177(1)
Response Journal
Explanation
178(1)
Model
179(1)
Template
180(1)
Studying Text
181(30)
Connections to Research
182(3)
Carousel Brainstorm
Explanation
185(1)
Model/Template
186(2)
Questioning the Text
Explanation
188(1)
Model
189(1)
Template
190(1)
Q.A.R.
Explanation
191(1)
Model
192(1)
Template
193(1)
I-Chart
Explanation
194(1)
Model/Template
195(1)
Template
196(1)
SQ3R
Explanation
197(2)
Model
199(1)
Template
200(1)
Internal Text Structure
Explanation
201(3)
Models/Templates
204(7)
Integration of Strategies
211(24)
Integration of Strategies Chart
212(1)
Social Studies
Anticipation Guide
213(1)
Two-Column Notes
214(1)
Four-Step Summary
215(1)
Language Arts
Prediction Pairs
216(1)
Internal Text Structure
217(1)
Incomplete Paragraph Frame
218(1)
Math
KWLH+
219(1)
Internal Text Structure
220(1)
Incomplete Paragraph Frame
221(1)
Science
Partner Knowledge Rater+
222(1)
Stop-the-Process
223(1)
GIST
224(1)
Physical Education: Basketball
Partner Knowledge Rater+
225(2)
Heading through a Picture Walk
227(1)
Incomplete Paragraph Frame---Classification
228(1)
Fine Arts: Music, Art, Dance, Drama
Think-Aloud with Questions
229(1)
Response Journal
230(1)
Incomplete Paragraph Frame---Sequence
231(1)
Foreign Language: Spanish One
Picture Walk/List-Group-Label
232(1)
GRASP the Headings
233(2)
Bibliography 235(6)
Index 241

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