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1.
Building Student Literacy through Sustained Silent Reading
Contributors:
Publisher:
Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development 2005
Subjects:
Silent Reading--United States
Language Arts--United States
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...with reading. Her fatherwas a reading consultant, and she majored in English with a minorin reading when she was in college. No...that she hasused sustained silent reading in her classroom for the past 30 years.When...
2.
Linking Reading Assessment to Instruction: An Application Worktext for Elementary Classroom Teachers
Contributors:
Publisher:
Lawrence Erlbaum Associates 2001 (3rd edition)
Subjects:
Reading (Elementary)--Problems, Exercises, Etc
Reading (Elementary)--Ability Testing
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...Expectancy Quotient and Reading Quotient64Procedure for Determining a Reading Problem64Example65Activity...Difference68Activity: Interview of a Classroom Teacher69Summary71Suggested Readings716Informal Reading Inventory73Administration...Text74Step 3: Assessing Silent Reading Level75Step 4...
3.
Classroom Pedagogy and Primary Practice
Contributors:
Publisher:
Routledge 1994
Subjects:
Elementary School Teaching--Great Britain
Classroom Management--Great Britain
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...mathematical computations; silent reading; practice in learning...dominated by writing, reading, use of task-specific...over half their time reading and writing. All this...nearly 7,000 accounts of classroom practice24 from 1890...
4.
The Key Elements of Classroom Management: Managing Time and Space, Student Behavior, and Instructional Strategies
Contributors:
Publisher:
Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development 2003
Subjects:
Classroom Management
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...presented the keys to their classroom, and given an orientationto...class hasmany students reading below their grade level...strategies toassign silent reading of the chapters. That...education students into the classroom. The types of accommoU...
5.
First-Aid for Classroom Discipline Problems
Contributors:
Publisher:
Holt, Rinehart and Winston 1966
Subjects:
Classroom Management
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...children a rest period in which thestudents put their heads on the desk might be helpful. If not used aspunishment, silent reading might also serve this purpose. If the teacherbegins another activity in which there is no structure, the chances...
6.
Classroom Power Relations: Understanding Student-Teacher Interaction
Contributors:
Publisher:
Lawrence Erlbaum Associates 1997
Subjects:
Teacher-Student Relationships--United States--Case Studies
Interaction Analysis In Education--United States--Case Studies
Classroom Environment--United States--Case Studies
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...notes, and voices silent. During this time...s class, oral reading of novels by students...the rules for oral reading. At this time they...the front of the classroom,have their feet...vocabulary, and oral reading. At theseritual...Sunny Kaminski's classroom, this teacher strategy...
7.
Growing Readers: Units of Study in the Primary Classroom
Contributors:
Publisher:
Stenhouse Publishers 2004
Subjects:
Reading (Primary)
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...that I'm the teacher, I've made my classroom very different.Reading time is not a silent time. The reading workshop is punctuated withtalk about...their thinking about bookswith their reading partners, in small groups, and in whole...
8.
Teaching through Texts: Promoting Literacy through Popular and Literary Texts in the Primary Classroom
Contributors:
Publisher:
Routledge 2000
Subjects:
Reading (Primary)--Great Britain
Children's Literature--Study And Teaching (Primary)--Great Britain
Literacy--Great Britain
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...clear what can be gained by physically acting these words over and above a static reading of the text. The physical change that occurs when silent reading becomes reading aloud is a good place to begin. If a reader physically feels the words resonate...
9.
Literary Practices as Social Acts: Power, Status and Cultural Norms in the Classroom
Contributors:
Publisher:
Lawrence Erlbaum Associates 2001
Subjects:
Literature--Study And Teaching (Elementary)--Social Aspects--United States--Case Studies
Reading (Elementary)--Social Aspects--United States--Case Studies
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...confident. Jason was most often silent during the group discussions...that he was “way too silent, ” and that the reason he was way too silent was because he often didn't understand what he was reading.He has school behaviors in...
10.
Diaries to an English Professor: Pain and Growth in the Classroom
Contributors:
Publisher:
University of Massachusetts Press 1994
Subjects:
English Language--Rhetoric--Study And Teaching--Psychological Aspects
Creative Writing (Higher Education)--Psychological Aspects
Literature--Study And Teaching (Higher)--Psychological Aspects
Diaries--Authorship--Psychological Aspects
Books And Reading--Psychological Aspects
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...stark, elemental, private individual work--become public. They area classroom project, one which will continue to develop, in private. Theclassroom is a silent revival meeting, a private group therapy session. Thedrama is in the suppression...
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