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The versatile and practical handbook to promote students' literacy and learning!
Scores of children across the country do not read with comprehension, and literacy has become a national priority. In Literacy Matters, internationally recognized author, educational coach, and consultant Robin Fogarty defines and reviews 15 practical literacy approaches that teachers can use across all content areas and grade levels to help students develop essential literacy skills. This user-friendly resource provides strategies for immediate implementation with an overview of the research and best practices associated with each strategy.
With an easy-to-use menu that enables teachers to select the specific strategies they want to use to boost content-area literacy and comprehension, this valuable guide explores proven instructional methods such as
Teaching metacognitive student thinking; Creating literature circles; Involving parents and community; Tapping into prior knowledge; Using technology to impact literacy acquisition
Put these strategies to use in your classroom, and watch as your students improve their reading and comprehension, and apply these tools for success across content areas and in their lives!
You-Are-a-Reader Attitude Matters
You-Are-a-Reader Attitude Matters
Youngsters from around the world come to school with an unmistakable mission. That mission is to learn to read. They are motivated from within. They want to read. Beyond anything else, youngsters have come to school to learn to read. Preschoolers take those magical picture books, turn the pages ever so deliberately, and mouth words to tell the story they see pictured. They gingerly select those big, fat chapter books and proudly carry them under their arms for all their friends to see. From sixteen months to sixteen years of age, youngsters can enjoy and listen attentively as someone reads aloud from a favorite storybook.
Youngsters know intrinsically that reading matters. It matters a lot. Literacy is the key that unlocks ...
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