Literacy for the 21st Century: Pearson New International Edition
A Balanced Approach
6e édition
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- Éditeur
- Pearson Education
- Édition
- 6
- Auteur
- Gail E. Tompkins,
- Langue
- anglais
- BISAC Subject Heading
- EDU056000 EDUCATION / Vocational > LAN010000 LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Literacy > EDU010000 EDUCATION / Schools / Levels / Elementary
- BIC subject category (UK)
- CFC Literacy > JNRV Industrial or vocational training > JNLB Primary & middle schools
- Code publique Onix
- 05 Enseignement supérieur
- Date de première publication du titre
- 28 octobre 2013
- Subject Scheme Identifier Code
- Classification thématique Thema: Ecoles primaires
Classification thématique Thema: Alphabétisation
Classification thématique Thema: Formation industrielle ou professionnelle
VitalSource eBook
- Date de publication
- 28 octobre 2013
- ISBN-13
- 9781292055732
- Ampleur
- Nombre de pages de contenu principal : 508
- Code interne
- 1292055731
- Protection technique e-livre
- DRM
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Literacy for the 21st Century: A Balanced Approach
Fifth edition
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 3: Assessing Students’ Literacy Development
Vignette: Mrs. McNeal Conducts Second-Quarter Assessment
Introduction
CLASSROOM ASSESSMENT TOOLS
Determining Students’ Reading Levels
Monitoring Students’ Progress
Diagnosing Students’ Strengths and Weaknesses
Documenting Students’ Learning
PORTFOLIO ASSESSMENT
Why Are Portfolios Worthwhile?
Collecting Work in Portfolios
Involving Students in Self-Assessment
Showcasing Students’ Portfolios
HIGH-STAKES TESTING
Problems with High-Stakes Testing
Preparing for Standardized Tests
The Politics of High-Stakes Testing
Review: How Effective Teachers Assess Students’ Literacy Development
Professional References
Children’s Book References
Chapter 4: Working with the Youngest Readers and Writers
Vignette: Ms. McCloskey’s Students Become Readers and Writers
Introduction
FOSTERING AN INTEREST IN LITERACY
Concepts about Print
Assessing Students’ Concepts about Print
Concepts About Words
Environmental Print
Literacy Play Centers
Concepts about the Alphabet
HOW CHILDREN DEVELOP AS READERS AND WRITERS
Stage 1: Emergent Reading and Writing
Stage 2: Beginning Reading and Writing
Stage 3: Fluent Reading and Writing
INSTRUCTIONAL PRACTICES
Shared Reading
Language Experience Approach
Interactive Writing
Manuscript Handwriting
Writing Centers
Review
Professioal References
Chapter 5: Cracking the Alphabetic Code
Vignette: Mrs. Firpo Teaches Phonics Using a Basal Reading Program
Introduction
PHONEMIC AWARENESS
Components of Phonemic Awareness
Teaching Phonemic Awareness
Assessing Children’s Phonemic Awareness
Why Is Phonemic Awareness Important?
PHONICS
Phonics Concepts
Teaching Phonics
Assessing Students’ Phonics Knowledge
What’s the Role of Phonics in a Balanced Literacy Program?
SPELLING
Stages of Spelling Development
Teaching Spelling
Assessing Students’ Spelling
What’s the Controversy About Spelling Instruction?
Review
Professional References
Children’s Book References
Chapter 6: Developing Fluent Readers and Writers
Vignette: Ms. Williams’ Students Learn High-Frequency Words
Introduction
LEARNING TO READ AND WRITE WORDS
Word Recognition
Word Identification
WHAT IS FLUENCY?
The Components of Fluency
Promoting Reading Fluency
Developing Writing Fluency
Assessing Students’ Fluency
Review
Professional References
Children’s Book References
Chapter 7: Expanding Students’ Knowledge of Words
Vignette: Mrs. Sanom’s Word Wizards Club
Introduction
HOW DO STUDENTS LEARN VOCABULARY WORDS?
Levels of Word Knowledge
Incidental Word Learning
Why Is Vocabulary Knowledge Important?
TEACHING STUDENTS TO UNLOCK WORD MEANINGS
Word-Study Concepts
Words to Study
Teaching Students about Words
Word-Study Activities
Word-Learning Strategies
Word Consciousness
Assessing Students’ Vocabulary Knowledge
Review: How Effective Teachers Expand Students’ Knowledge of Words
Professional References
Children’s Book References
Chapter 8: Facilitating Students’ Comprehension: Reader Factors
Vignette: Mrs. Donnelly Teaches Comprehension Strategies
Introduction
WHAT IS COMPREHENSION?
Reader and Text Factors
Prerequisites to Comprehension
Background Knowledge
Vocabulary
Fluency
Comprehension Strategies
Activating Background Knowledge
Setting a Purpose
Predicting
Connecting
Visualizing
Questioning
Determining Importance
Summarizing
Drawing Inferences
Monitoring
Repairing
Evaluating
Comprehension Skills
TEACHING STUDENTS ABOUT READER FACTORS
Explicit Comprehension Instruction
Developing Comprehension Through Reading
Developing Comprehension Through Writing
Assessing Students’ Comprehension
Motivation
The Teacher’s Role
Students’ Role
How to Engage Students in Reading and Writing
Assessing Students’ Motivation
Comparing Capable and Less Capable Readers and Writers
Review: How Effective Teachers Facilitate Readers’ Comprehension
Professional References
Children’s Book References
Chapter 9: Facilitating Students’ Comprehension: Text Factors
Vignette: Mr. Abrams’s Fourth Graders Learn About Frogs
Introduction
TEXT FACTORS OF STORIES
Formats of Stories
Narrative Genres
Elements of Story Structure
Narrative Devices
Looking at the Text Factors in a Story
TEXT FACTORS OF INFORMATIONAL BOOKS
Nonfiction Genres
Expository Text Structures
Nonfiction Features
Looking at the Text Factors in an Informational Book
TEXT FACTORS OF POETRY
Formats of Poetry Books
Poetic Forms
Poetic Devices
Looking at the Text Factors in a Book of Poetry
TEACHING STUDENTS ABOUT TEXT FACTORS
Minilessons
Comprehension Strategies
Reading and Writing Activities
Assessing Students’ Knowledge About Text Factors
Review: How Effective Teachers Focus on Text Factors
Professional References
Chapter 10: Organizing for Instruction
Vignette: Fourth Graders Participate in a Yearlong Author Study
Introduction
TEACHING WITH BASAL READING PROGRAMS
Components of Basal Reading Programs
Materials Included in Basal Reading Programs
Managing a Basal Reading Program
TEACHING WITH LITERATURE FOCUS UNITS
Steps in Developing a Unit
Units Featuring a Picture Book
Units Featuring a Novel
Units Featuring a Genre
Units Featuring an Author
Managing Literature Focus Units
ORCHESTRATING LITERATURE CIRCLES
Key Features of Literature Circles
Implementing Literature Circles
Using Literature Circles With Young Children
Managing Literature Circles
IMPLEMENTING READING AND WRITING WORKSHOP
Reading Workshop
Writing Workshop
Managing a Workshop Classroom
Review: How Effective Teachers Organize for Instruction
Professional References
Children’s Book References
Chapter 11: Differentiating Reading and Writing Instruction
Vignette: Mrs. Shasky Differentiates Instruction
Introduction
WAYS TO DIFFERENTIAT INSTRUCTION
Grouping for Instruction
Text Sets of Reading Materials
Tiered Activities
Differentiated Projects
STRUGGLING READERS AND WRITERS
Struggling Readers
Struggling Writers
Working with Struggling Students
Review: How Effective Teachers Differentiate Literacy Instruction
Professional References
Children’s Book References
Chapter 12: Reading and Writing in the Content Areas
Vignette: Mrs. Zumwalt’s Third Graders Create Multigenre Projects
Introduction
CONNECTING READING AND WRITING
Reading Nonfiction Books
Writing as a Learning Tool
Writing to Demonstrate Learning
CONTENT-AREA TEXTBOOKS
Features of Content-Area Textbooks
Making Content-Area Textbooks More Comprehensible
Learning How to Study
Why Aren’t Content-Area Textbooks Enough?
THEMATIC UNITS
How to Develop a Thematic Unit
A First-Grade Unit on Trees
A Fourth-Grade Unit on Desert Ecosystems
A Sixth-Grade Unit on Ancient Egypt
Review: How Effective Teachers Use Reading and Writing in the Content Areas
Professional References
Children’s Book References