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9780398073374

Systematic Instruction in Reading for Spanish-Speaking Students

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    9780398073374

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    0398073376

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  • Copyright: 2003-01-01
  • Publisher: Charles C Thomas Pub Ltd
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Table of Contents

Foreword xi
Douglas Carnine
Preface xiii
Introduction xv
Elva Duran
Direct Instruction
3(16)
Elva Duran
Douglas Carnine
Definition
3(1)
Background Information of Direct Instruction and Research
3(1)
Some Components Needed In Teaching Lessons Utilizing Direct Instruction
3(13)
Organization of Instruction
5(1)
Reading Engaged Time
5(1)
Scheduling
6(1)
Arranging Materials
7(1)
Program Design
7(1)
Indicating Objectives for Teaching and Writing Lessons
7(1)
Devising Strategies
8(1)
Developing Teaching Procedures
9(1)
Sequencing Skills
10(2)
Providing Practice and Review
12(1)
Presentation Techniques
12(1)
Small and Large Group Instruction
12(1)
Unison Oral Responding
13(1)
Wait Time
14(1)
Monitoring
14(1)
Diagnosis and Correction
15(1)
Motivation
15(1)
Coaching Teachers Utilizing Direct Instruction
16(1)
Conclusion
17(1)
References
17(2)
Developing The Foundations of Literacy: Oracy
19(25)
Elba Maldonado-Colon
Overview
19(1)
Listening And Speaking With Purpose
20(1)
Teachers And Students Developing Oracy
21(6)
The Foundations of Proficient Listening And Speaking
22(1)
Different Kinds of Listening
22(3)
Listening Skills
25(1)
Speaking Skills
26(1)
Optimal Environments
27(1)
Teachers And Children In Action
27(3)
Considerations In Promoting Oracy
30(6)
Factors Affecting Listening
31(2)
Promoting Listening Skills
33(1)
Talking to Learn
33(2)
Organizing to Promote Oracy and Literacy: Guiding Principles
35(1)
Blueprints to Promote Oracy and Literacy Development
36(5)
Kindergarten Lesson
37(1)
Second Grade Lesson
38(2)
Sixth Grade Lesson
40(1)
Closing Comments
41(1)
References
41(3)
Language Development and Instruction
44(23)
Linda Carnine
Oral Language Development
44(1)
Recent Research on Oral Language Development
45(3)
Longitudinal Interventions With Bilingual Children
48(1)
Introduction of Academic Language in Bilingual Research
49(1)
The Need For Accelerated Instruction For Spanish-Only-Language Students
50(2)
Basic Assumptions About Bilingual Language Acquisition For Success in School
52(1)
Preparing Students for Academic Success Using Direct Instruction Language Programs in Spanish and English
53(1)
Components and Examples of Direct Language Programs Characteristics of the Direct
54(6)
Characteristics of the Direct Instructions Language Programs
60(3)
Implications for Successful Language Instruction for Bilingual Students from Low Ses Backgrounds and Future Directions
63(1)
References
64(3)
Academic Language and Literacy Instruction
67(18)
John Shefelbine
Academic Language: The Language of Literacy
68(5)
The Role of Academic Language in Literacy Development
73(2)
Developing Academic Language: Literacy as a Way of Life
75(7)
Reading Aloud To Children and Students
75(2)
Reading By Students
77(1)
Instructional Discussions
78(1)
Writing
79(1)
Examples of Instructional Routines
80(1)
Text Talk
80(1)
Some Concluding Thoughts
81(1)
References
82(3)
Reading and Literacy Instruction for Spanish-Speaking Students
85(53)
Elva Duran
Introduction
85(1)
Phonological Awareness and Concepts about Print
86(17)
Phonological Awareness
86(2)
Rhyming
88(3)
Phoneme Blending
91(1)
Sound Isolation
92(4)
Blending and Segmenting of Phonemes
96(1)
Phoneme Counting
97(2)
Phonological Awareness in English Reading Instruction
99(2)
Concepts About Print
101(1)
Definition and Components
101(2)
English Reading Instruction
103(1)
Decoding and Word Recognition
103(13)
Introduction
103(2)
Phonic Analysis
105(1)
Phonic Analysis and English Reading Instruction
106(3)
Blending
109(1)
Blending and English Reading Instruction
110(1)
Sight Word Reading
111(1)
Sight Words and English Reading Instruction
111(1)
Fluency
112(2)
Fluency in English Reading Instruction
114(1)
Structural Analysis
114(1)
Structural Analysis in English Reading Instruction
114(1)
Contextual Analysis
115(1)
Contextual Analysis and English Reading Instruction
116(1)
Reading Comprehension
116(8)
Introduction
116(1)
Definition
117(1)
Comprehension Components in K-3
118(3)
Vocabulary and Background Knowledge Development in Reading Comprehension
121(2)
Vocabulary Development and English Reading
123(1)
Listening and Speaking
124(4)
Developing Listening and Speaking in K-3
124(3)
Listening and Speaking in English Reading Instruction
127(1)
Writing Instruction and Strategies
128(7)
Introduction
128(1)
Writing Components in K-3
129(1)
Writing Strategies
130(5)
English Reading Instruction and the Writing Process
135(1)
References
135(3)
Instructional Plans for Teaching Spanish-Speaking Students Reading and Literacy in Kindergarten Through Third Grade
138(26)
Elva Duran
Reading and Literacy Instruction in Kindergarten
138(8)
English Language Development
139(1)
Spanish Language Development
140(1)
Letter Recognition (Concepts About Print) and Letter Formation (Writing) and Language
141(3)
Comprehension, Listening, Concepts About Print, and More Language Development
144(2)
Blending
146(1)
Reading and Literacy Instruction in First Grade
146(11)
Phonemic Awareness
146(1)
Alphabet Review and Recognition
147(1)
Reviewing Sounds
147(1)
Imitating Sounds and Blending Sounds and Syllables
148(2)
Review of Sounds
150(1)
Blending Words
151(1)
Story Reading
152(2)
Story Reading and Comprehension Development
154(1)
Writing Sounds and Words
154(2)
Story Read Aloud, Comprehension, and Writing Development
156(1)
Reading and Literacy Instruction in Second Grade
157(3)
Phonics: Vowels and Consonants
158(1)
Reading and Understanding the Literature Selection
159(1)
Writing as a Process
160(1)
Reading and Literacy Instruction in Third Grade
160(3)
Phonics Instruction and Dividing Words into Syllables
161(1)
Vocabulary and Comprehension Development Through Literature
161(1)
Writing as a Process
162(1)
References
163(1)
Supplemental Reading Instruction to Develop Second Language Literacy
164(20)
Barbara Gunn
Components of Beginning Reading Instruction
165(3)
Word Recognition
166(1)
Reading Decodable Text
166(1)
Comprehension
166(1)
Writing and Spelling
167(1)
Language Needed to Understand Classroom Instruction
167(1)
Language Needed for Reading Comprehension
168(1)
An Experimental Evaluation of Supplemental Reading Instruction for Hispanic and Non-Hispanic Students
168(12)
Participants and Procedures
169(1)
Screening Measures
169(1)
Measures of Reading Achievement
170(1)
Description of the Intervention
171(1)
Curriculum Materials
171(1)
Teacher Preparation and Supervision
172(2)
Monitoring Students' Progress
174(1)
Results
175(1)
Effects for Hispanic Students
175(2)
Teachers' Feedback
177(1)
Practical Implications for Classroom Reading Instruction
178(1)
Parent Involvement
178(1)
Summary
179(1)
Author Notes
179(1)
References
180(4)
Transfer of Reading from Spanish to English
184(30)
Elva Duran
Introduction
184(3)
Review of Transitional Research
187(11)
Theories Assisting Students in Transferring Reading Skills from Spanish to English
198(3)
Language Acquisition Stages and Oral Language Proficiency Assessment
201(10)
Oral Language Proficiency
202(2)
Stages of Language Acquisition
204(1)
Preproduction
204(1)
Early Production
205(2)
Speech Emergence
207(1)
Intermediate and Advanced Fluency
207(1)
Assessing Oral Language Proficiency
208(3)
References
211(3)
Reading Components that Transfer from Spanish to English
214(24)
Elva Duran
John Shefelbine
Concepts of Print
214(2)
Phonological Awareness
216(5)
Comparative Phonology
218(1)
Phonological and Orthographic Factors Affecting Written Communication
219(2)
Spelling-Sound Relationships in Spanish and English
221(8)
An Instructional Intervention
222(1)
A Summary of Phonemic/Orthographic Correspondences in Spanish and English
222(5)
Instructional Implications
227(1)
Scope and Sequence of English Spelling-Sound Relationships
227(1)
Structure of a Teacher-directed Lesson
228(1)
Structural and Morphemic Analysis
229(2)
Vocabulary and Background Knowledge
231(1)
Sentence Structure
232(1)
Comprehension Skills and Strategies
233(1)
Conclusion
234(1)
References
235(3)
Reflections and Summation
238(29)
Elva Duran
References
243(2)
Appendices
A. Alfabeto en espanol (Alphabet in Spanish)
245(1)
B. Secuencia de sonidos (Sequence of Sounds)
246(1)
C. Silabario (Syllables)
247(2)
D. Decodable Texts--Examples
249(18)
Name Index 267(5)
Subject Index 272

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