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9780890798133

Reading Practices With Deaf Learners

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  • ISBN13:

    9780890798133

  • ISBN10:

    0890798133

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-07-01
  • Publisher: Pro Ed
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Table of Contents

PART I: FOUNDATIONS
Cognition, Language, and Reading
3(28)
Preview
3(1)
Introduction
4(1)
Language and Cognition
4(2)
Information Processing
6(4)
Reading Theories
10(1)
Reading and Cognition
11(6)
Models of Reading
17(4)
Reading and Hearing Children
21(3)
Reading and Deaf Children
24(4)
Summary
28(3)
Literacy Development
31(26)
Preview
31(1)
Historical Perspective
32(4)
Types of Literacy
36(4)
Factors Influencing Literacy
40(4)
ASL Literacy
44(3)
Emergent Literacy
47(8)
Summary
55(2)
Vocabulary and Comprehension
57(32)
Preview
57(1)
Word Knowledge
58(18)
Comprehension
76(10)
Summary
86(3)
ASL, English, and Reading
89(30)
Preview
89(1)
Bilingual Instruction
90(7)
Second-Language Learners and Reading
97(10)
Second-Language Learners and Writing
107(3)
Comprehending Through Reading and Writing
110(2)
Reading and Writing Across the Curriculum
112(1)
ASL and English
113(1)
Summary
114(5)
PART II: INSTRUCTIONAL MANAGEMENT
Instructional Systems
119(26)
Preview
119(1)
Whole Language
120(13)
Basal Approach
133(5)
Research on Whole-Language and Basal Programs
138(3)
A Balanced Approach
141(2)
Summary
143(2)
Instructional Designs
145(42)
Preview
145(1)
Scaffolding Instruction
146(6)
Scaffolded Reading Experiences
152(4)
Integrated Instruction
156(1)
The Integrated Curriculum
157(9)
Organization of Thematic Instruction
166(3)
Emergent Literacy Intervention Programs
169(8)
Technology and Reading
177(6)
Summary
183(4)
PART III: APPLICATIONS
Reading Strategies
187(50)
Preview
187(1)
Reading as a Part of the Language Arts
188(1)
Instructional Models
188(3)
Motivation Strategies
191(2)
Building and Activating Prior Knowledge
193(12)
Decoding Words
205(6)
Vocabulary
211(1)
Comprehension Strategies
211(6)
Text Organization
217(3)
Critical Reading and Metacognitive Strategies
220(7)
Study Strategies
227(3)
Readers' Workshop
230(3)
Readers' Theater
233(2)
Summary
235(2)
Writing and Spelling
237(26)
Preview
237(1)
Written Language and Deaf Children
237(1)
The Reading-Writing Connection
238(5)
Instructional Approaches in Writing
243(6)
Writing Activities in the Classroom
249(5)
Learning from Writing
254(1)
Spelling
255(6)
Summary
261(2)
Content-Area Reading
263(24)
Preview
263(1)
Text Materials
264(5)
Expository Comprehension
269(14)
Writing About Content
283(2)
Summary
285(2)
Assessment
287(38)
Preview
287(1)
Purpose of Assessment
288(6)
Formal Assessments
294(4)
Informal Assessments
298(8)
Reading Levels
306(1)
Authentic Assessment
307(1)
Portfolios: Introduction and Purpose
308(8)
Writing Assessments
316(7)
Summary
323(2)
References 325(32)
Author Index 357(8)
Subject Index 365(16)
About the Authors 381

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