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9780787288808

Reading and Learning Strategies : Middle Grades Through High School

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  • ISBN13:

    9780787288808

  • ISBN10:

    0787288802

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2003-04-01
  • Publisher: Kendall Hunt Pub Co

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Table of Contents

Preface vii
About the Authors x
Acknowledgments xiii
Chapter 1 Learning with Texts 1(6)
Overview
1(1)
Reading as a Sociocultural Activity
1(1)
Difficulty of Content Area Texts
2(1)
Learning with Text in Content Areas
3(1)
Reading Comprehension
4(1)
Content Area Strategies
4(1)
Self-regulated Reading
5(1)
Cultural Diversity
5(1)
Content Area Comprehension
6(1)
Chapter 2 Promoting Reading Engagement 7(38)
Overview
7(2)
2.1 Creating Interest
9(12)
2.2 Promoting Positive Attitudes
21(6)
2.3 Arousing Curiosity for Topics
27(7)
2.4 Encouraging Motivation
34(11)
Chapter 3 Building Vocabulary 45(40)
Overview
45(2)
3.1 Linking Vocabulary to Background Knowledge
47(6)
3.2 Defining Words
53(15)
3.3 Understanding Relationships Among Words
68(10)
3.4 Developing Independence in Vocabulary Acquisition
78(7)
Chapter 4 Word Study 85(48)
Overview
85(2)
4.1 Using Context
87(14)
4.2 Decoding and Meaning
101(21)
4.3 Using Reference Sources
122(11)
Chapter 5 Comprehending Texts 133(62)
Overview
133(2)
5.1 Accessing Prior Knowledge
135(13)
5.2 Using Text Structure
148(15)
5.3 Monitoring Understanding
163(8)
5.4 Extending Meaning
171(11)
5.5 Achieving Graphic Literacy
182(13)
Chapter 6 Critical Reading/Literacy 195(48)
Overview
195(2)
6.1 Determining Authors' Credibility and Perspectives
197(6)
6.2 Making Intertextual Links
203(10)
6.3 Considering Alternative Views
213(14)
6.4 Evaluating Arguments and Forming Judgments
227(10)
6.5 Promoting Critical Literacy
237(6)
Chapter 7 Studying 243(40)
Overview
243(2)
7.1 Learning to Study
245(8)
7.2 Understanding Textbook Features
253(5)
7.3 Reading Flexibly
258(7)
7.4 Taking Notes
265(8)
7.5 Summarizing Content Information
273(10)
Chapter 8 Preparing for Assessments 283(44)
Overview
283(2)
8.1 Planning for Tests
285(8)
8.2 Taking Objective Tests
293(10)
8.3 Taking Essay Tests
303(14)
8.4 Understanding Test Scores
317(3)
8.5 Establishing Portfolio Assessment
320(7)
Chapter 9 Conducting Research 327(44)
Overview
327(2)
9.1 Generating Research Questions
329(7)
9.2 Locating and Evaluating Sources
336(12)
9.3 Selecting and Organizing Information
348(12)
9.4 Synthesizing and Writing Information
360(11)
Chapter 10 Supporting Readers Who Struggle 371(30)
Overview
371(2)
10.1 Linking Experiences to Text
373(8)
10.2 Increasing Fluency in Content Areas
381(10)
10.3 Making Texts Comprehensible
391(10)
Appendix A Professional Organizations 401(4)
Appendix B Assessing Text Difficulty Using Readability Formulas 405(6)
References 411(14)
Index 425

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