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9780415528702

Teaching the Dimensions of Literacy

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  • ISBN13:

    9780415528702

  • ISBN10:

    0415528704

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2012-08-01
  • Publisher: Routledge

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Teaching the Dimensions of Literacyprovides both the conceptual knowledge to support teachers' instructional decisions in the reading/literacy classroom and a multitude of instructional strategy lessons for classroom use with both monolingual and bilingual students. It proposes that teachers need to help children become code breakers (the linguistic dimension), meaning makers (the cognitive dimension), text users and critics (the sociocultural dimension), and scientists (the developmental dimension). Acknowledging and addressing all four dimensions, this text links literacy theory, literacy research, and literacy practice in a useable way. Covering both reading and writing, it features clear, concise, and useable reading and writing strategy lessons and ways to modify them for different types of students. Changes in the Second Edition:Entirely reorganized, the text is more user friendly, builds a stronger link between theory and practice, and makes it is easier for teachers to locate appropriate strategy lessons to use with their students. Academic literacy is addressed more fully.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. xi
Acknowledgmentsp. xiii
Introducing the Dimensions of Literacy and their Instruction
Introducing the Dimensions of Literacyp. 3
Highlighting Versus Isolating the Teaching and Learning of the Dimensions of Literacyp. 5
The Developmental Dimension and Instructionp. 7
The Learner as Scientist and Construction Workerp. 7
Mediation: From Collaborative to Independent Abilitiesp. 13
Organizing Strategy Lessons for Internalizationp. 19
Variability and Literacy Developmentp. 21
Conclusion and Summaryp. 24
Conceptual Frameworks and Strategy Lessons
The Nature of the Linguistic and other Sign Systems Dimension of Literacy: The Reader and Writer as Code Breaker and Code Makerp. 29
The Systems of Languagep. 29
Text Multimodalityp. 42
Reading and Writing in Two Languagesp. 43
Conclusion and Summaryp. 45
Teaching the Linguistic and Other Sign Systems Dimension of Literacyp. 47
Overview of the Linguistic and Other Sign Systems Reading and Writing Strategy Lessonsp. 47
Reading: Word Meaning Strategy Lessonsp. 49
Reading: Conventions of Written Language Strategy Lessonsp. 61
Writing: Conventions of Written Language Strategy Lessonsp. 66
Reading: Spelling Strategy Lessonsp. 74
Writing: Spelling Strategy Lessonsp. 75
Reading: Exploring Letters and Sound Strategiesp. 80
Reading: Features of Text Strategy Lessonsp. 87
Writing: Features of Text Strategy Lessonsp. 92
The Nature of the Cognitive Dimension of Literacy: The Reader and Writer as Meaning Makerp. 95
Perception and Literacyp. 95
Factors Influencing the Reader <−> Text <−> Writer Transactionp. 99
Readers Readingp. 102
Readers Reading in Two Languagesp. 106
Readers Comprehendingp. 108
Writers Writingp. 111
Conclusion and Summaryp. 113
Teaching the Cognitive Dimension of Literacyp. 115
Overview of the Cognitive Reading and Writing Strategy Lessonsp. 115
Reading: Idea Generation Strategy Lessonsp. 118
Writing: Idea Generation Strategy Lessonsp. 133
Reading: Meaning Organization Strategy Lessonsp. 159
Writing: Meaning Organization Strategy Lessonsp. 170
Reader: Blocks Strategy Lessonsp. 175
Writer: Blocks Strategy Lessonsp. 184
Reading: Learning From and Through Others' Strategy Lessonsp. 185
Writing: Learning From and Through Others' Strategy Lessonsp. 194
Reading: Reader Response Strategy Lessonsp. 202
Writing: Writer Response Strategy Lessonsp. 214
Reading: Using Context Strategy Lessonsp. 215
Writer: Revision Strategy Lessonsp. 226
The Nature of the Sociocultural Dimension of Literacy: The Reader and Writer as Text User and Text Criticp. 235
The Nature of Literacy Events and Literacy Practicesp. 235
Literacy, Power, and Knowledgep. 241
Conclusion and Summaryp. 246
Teaching the Sociocultural Dimension of Literacyp. 247
Overview of the Sociocultural Reading and Writing Strategy Lessonsp. 247
Reading: Text Contexts, Functions, and Characteristics Strategy Lessonsp. 248
Writing: Text Contexts, Functions, and Characteristics Strategy Lessonsp. 257
Reading: Let's Get Critical Strategy Lessonsp. 258
Writing: Let's Get Critical Strategy Lessonsp. 277
Reading: Language and Power Strategy Lessonsp. 283
Writing: Language and Power Strategy Lessonsp. 286
Putting it All Together
A Dimensional Literacy Curriculump. 295
Thematic or Inquiry Unitsp. 295
Teacher Reading and Student Responsep. 301
Independent Reading and Student Responsep. 302
Independent Writing, Conferencing, and Publishingp. 302
Conclusion and Summaryp. 303
Referencesp. 305
Indexp. 315
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