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9780205494712

Reading Specialists and Literacy Coaches in the Real World

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  • ISBN13:

    9780205494712

  • ISBN10:

    0205494714

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2007-01-01
  • Publisher: Allyn & Bacon
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Summary

Reading Specialists and Literacy Coaches in the Real World, Second Edition, is a unique book designed to prepare reading specialists and literacy coaches to implement reading programs at the school and district level.The book includes both theoretical and practical information about the varied roles of reading specialist and literacy coaches, including: teacher and diagnostician, intervention provider, curriculum designer, professional developer, coach/ mentor/supervisor, literacy program evaluator, action researcher, and literacy leader. This Second Edition offers a more streamlined approach to two-year programmatic planning, and a new chapter written for those who are designated as literacy coaches. This book may also be used for professional development by reading specialists and literacy coaches, and to prepare administrators to coordinate, implement, and evaluate programs for teaching reading/language arts.

Table of Contents

List of Figures
xv
Preface xvii
About the Authors xxiii
PART I READING SPECIALISTS AND LITERACY COACHES: LEADERSHIP IN SCHOOL
Examining the Historical Context for Teaching Reading
1(24)
Learning Goals
1(1)
Standards for Reading Professionals: Reading Specialists/Literacy Coaches
2(1)
Vignette
2(1)
Why Change?
3(1)
Exploring Reading Instruction Over Time
4(11)
Teaching Reading in the Twenty-First Century
15(4)
The Evolution of the Reading Specialist and Literacy Coach
19(3)
Revisiting the Vignette
22(1)
Points to Remember
22(1)
Portfolio Projects
23(1)
Recommended Readings
23(1)
Notes
24(1)
Analyzing, Discovering, and Creating a Literacy Vision
25(17)
Learning Goals
25(1)
Standards for Reading Professionals: Reading Specialists/Literacy Coaches
26(1)
Vignette
26(1)
Culturally Responsive Literacy Programs: Asking New Questions
27(1)
Establishing the Literacy Team
28(3)
Literacies and Communities: Asking New Questions
31(3)
Developing a Written Vision Statement
34(3)
Aligning Beliefs with Standards
37(2)
Revisiting the Vignette
39(1)
Points to Remember
40(1)
Portfolio Projects
40(1)
Recommended Readings
41(1)
Determining a School's Literacy Needs and Developing a Plan
42(15)
Learning Goals
43(1)
Standards for Reading Professionals: Reading Specialists/Literacy Coaches
43(1)
Vignette
43(1)
Assessing the School Literacy Program Needs
44(8)
Creating the Comprehensive Two-Year Plan/Grid
52(3)
Revisiting the Vignette
55(1)
Points to Remember
55(1)
Portfolio Projects
56(1)
Recommended Readings
56(1)
Matching Context to Students: Assessment as Inquiry
57(25)
Learning Goals
57(1)
Standards for Reading Professionals: Reading Specialists/Literacy Coaches
57(1)
Vignette
57(3)
The Reading Specialist's Role in Assessment
60(1)
Contextualized Assessment
61(10)
Implications for Developing a Schoolwide Assessment Program
71(2)
Implications for Developing Districtwide Assessment Programs
73(1)
Revisiting the Vignette
74(1)
Points to Remember
74(1)
Portfolio Projects
75(1)
Recommended Readings
76(6)
Adapting Instruction to Learners' Needs: Framing Literacy Intervention
82(22)
Learning Goals
83(1)
Standards for Reading Professionals: Reading Specialists/Literacy Coaches
83(1)
Vignette
83(2)
Providing an Appropriate Learning Environment
85(1)
Framing Literacy Intervention
86(15)
Literacy and Programming Considerations for Students with Physical Limitations
101(1)
Revisiting the Vignette
102(1)
Points to Remember
102(1)
Portfolio Projects
103(1)
Recommended Readings
103(1)
Addressing Issues of Culture and Language
104(19)
Learning Goals
104(1)
Standards for Reading Professionals: Reading Specialists/Literacy Coaches
105(1)
Vignette
105(1)
Issues of Culture
106(2)
Supporting Language and Literacy Development for English Learners
108(12)
Revisiting the Vignette
120(1)
Points to Remember
121(1)
Portfolio Projects
121(1)
Recommended Readings
122(1)
PART II READING SPECIALISTS AND LITERACY COACHES: LEADERSHIP IN CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
Implementing a Comprehensive Literacy Program in the Elementary School
123(17)
Learning Goals
124(1)
Standards for Reading Professionals: Reading Specialists/Literacy Coaches
124(1)
Vignette
124(1)
The Reading and Language Arts Curriculum in the Elementary School
125(12)
Revisiting the Vignette
137(1)
Points to Remember
138(1)
Portfolio Projects
138(1)
Recommended Readings
139(1)
Notes
139(1)
Implementing a Reading Program in Middle and Secondary Schools
140(21)
Learning Goals
140(1)
Standards for Reading Professionals: Reading Specialists/Literacy Coaches
141(1)
Vignette
141(1)
Adolescent Literacy: Issues and Perspectives
142(3)
What Adolescent Learners Need
145(8)
Characteristics of Effective Literacy Programs in Middle and Secondary Schools
153(1)
The Role of the Reading Specialist/Literacy Coach in Shaping the Adolescent Literacy Program
154(5)
Revisiting the Vignette
159(1)
Points to Remember
159(1)
Portfolio Projects
159(1)
Recommended Readings
160(1)
Selecting and Evaluating Instructional Materials and Technology Resources
161(25)
Learning Goals
162(1)
Standards for Reading Professionals: Reading Specialists/Literacy Coaches
162(1)
Vignette
162(2)
The Textbook and Instructional Materials Adoption Process
164(4)
Guidelines for Selecting Instructional Materials for Reading and Language Arts
168(7)
Working with Publishers and Sales Representatives
175(1)
After the Adoption: Implementation
176(1)
Technology and Literacy
177(3)
The Media and Critical Literacy
180(2)
Revisiting the Vignette
182(1)
Points to Remember
183(1)
Portfolio Projects
183(1)
Recommended Readings
184(1)
Notes
184(2)
PART III READING SPECIALISTS AND LITERACY COACHES: LEADERSHIP THROUGH MENTORING, SUPERVISION, AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Serving as an Elementary, Secondary, or District-Level Literacy Coach
186(25)
Learning Goals
187(1)
Standards for Reading Professionals: Reading Specialists/Literacy Coaches
187(1)
Vignette
187(2)
School and District Roles of Literacy Coaches and Reading Specialists
189(3)
The Literacy Coach: Exploring Six Models
192(2)
Models for Literacy Coaches and Reading Specialists
194(8)
Dealing with Negative People and Learning From Your Mistakes
202(4)
Supervising Reading Specialists
206(1)
Study Groups
207(1)
Saving the Best for Last: Beginning the Job of Literacy Coach
208(1)
Revisiting the Vignette
209(1)
Points to Remember
209(1)
Portfolio Projects
210(1)
Recommended Readings
210(1)
Note
210(1)
Planning and Providing Professional Development
211(25)
Learning Goals
211(1)
Standards for Reading Professionals: Reading Specialists/Literacy Coaches
212(1)
Vignette
212(1)
Professional Development: The Past and the Present
213(3)
Creating a Professional Development Plan
216(9)
Planning and Delivering In-Services, Workshops, and Conference Presentations
225(8)
Revisiting the Vignette
233(1)
Points to Remember
234(1)
Portfolio Projects
234(1)
Recommended Readings
234(2)
PART IV READING SPECIALISTS AND LITERACY COACHES: LEADERSHIP THROUGH ADVOCACY
Working with Families and Adult Literacy
236(15)
Learning Goals
236(1)
Standards for Reading Professionals: Reading Specialists/Literacy Coaches
237(1)
Vignette
237(1)
Family Literacy
238(6)
Adult Literacy
244(3)
The Role of Reading Specialists in Family and Adult Literacy Programs
247(1)
Revisiting the Vignette
248(1)
Points to Remember
248(1)
Portfolio Projects
249(1)
Recommended Readings
249(2)
Moving the Field Forward as Leaders, Researchers, and Advocates
251(48)
Learning Goals
251(1)
Standards for Reading Professionals: Reading Specialists/Literacy Coaches
252(1)
Vignette
252(1)
Continuing the Professional Journey
253(5)
Involvement in Professional Organizations
258(3)
Writing Successful Grant Proposals
261(2)
Role of the Reading Specialist/Literacy Coach in Supporting Classroom Research
263(1)
The Reading Specialist and Literacy Coach as Literacy Advocates
264(2)
Revisiting the Vignette
266(2)
Points to Remember
268(1)
Portfolio Projects
268(1)
Recommended Readings
268(3)
APPENDIXES
Appendix A Literacy History Prompts
271(1)
Appendix B Examples of Two Schools' Vision Statements
272(2)
Appendix C Standards-Based Curriculum Framework
274(1)
Appendix D Sample Needs Assessment Survey
275(3)
Appendix E Sample Needs Assessment Summary
278(2)
Appendix F Sample Two-Year Plan/Grid
280(5)
Appendix G Learner Assessment Profile (LAP)
285(5)
Appendix H Classroom Assessment Profile
290(1)
Appendix I IRA Position Statement: Teaching All Children to Read: The Roles of the Reading Specialist (2000)
291(2)
Appendix J Standards for Reading Professionals---Revised 2003 Professional Standards and Ethics Committee of the International Reading Association
293(6)
References 299(14)
Index 313

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