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Antiracist pedagogy in the elementary literacy classroom : talking about race and racism across one school year
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Creating border crossing spaces for decolonizing critical literacy encounters in teacher preparation
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English language learners learning strategies’ in the classroom : a multiple case study of adolescent newcomers in a middle school
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Booking It: Reading Behavior In The Literate Lives Of Middle Schoolers
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The interactional co-construction of reader identities: a nested case study of “struggling” readers
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Audience and the writing development of young bilingual children
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Cross contextual meaning making : a study of children's talk within and across literacy contexts in one multiage classroom
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Portraits of Practice: A Cross-Case Analysis of Two First-Grade Teachers and Their Grouping Practices
Maloch, Beth; Worthy, Jo; Hampton, Angela. - : National Council of Teachers of English, 2013. : Department of Curriculum and Instruction, 2013
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Four Korean bilingual children's out-of-school literacy practices in the United States
Song, Kwangok. - 2012
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Comprehension instruction in second grade classrooms : investigating pedagogical practices that support comprehension acquisition
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Korean EFL teachers’ perspectives about their participation in an extensive reading program
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The nature of metacognitive knowledge for reading comprehension strategy and language use by highly proficient learners of English
Kwon, Hyun Joo. - 2010
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The need for (digital) story : first graders using digital tools to tell stories
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Mexican-origin adolescents' language and literacy practices as windows into identity (re)constructions
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An exploration of learning: beginning teachers building knowledge about culture and literacy
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"It's a Program That Looks Great on Paper": The Challenge of America Reads
In: Journal of literacy research. - Thousand Oaks, Calif. : Sage Publications 35 (2003) 3, 879-910
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Fifth-grade bilingual students and precursors to 'subtractive schooling'
In: Bilingual research journal. - Washington, DC : NABE 27 (2003) 2, 275-294
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Readers' theater is "so much more than fluency" : collaborative work among teacher, students and researcher
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"Placing children in the middle of literacy": instructional practices in a print-rich second grade classroom where all readers succeed
Abstract: text ; The purpose of this research was to identify and describe the instructional literacy practices of a second-grade teacher would help to explain why her lowest achieving readers were successful with reading. This teacher was selected because she provided her students with a print-rich environment and her students had good, conceptual understandings of literacy. Qualitative research methods were employed to document and describe (a) the kinds of texts and opportunities to engage with those texts this teacher made available to her struggling readers; (b) the teacher’s intentions and purposes in providing these opportunities for her struggling readers; (c) the ways in which the struggling readers talk about reading and writing in this classroom. One teacher and four of her low-income, minority students were observed for three months as they engaged in literacy events across subject areas. Data for this study included field notes from observations, student and teacher interviews, and digital images of texts created and used in this classroom. The findings from this study indicated this teacher was a knowledgeable decision maker. She skillfully incorporated her goals for reading instruction with students’ developmental needs. This teacher surrounded her students with a plethora of print and engaged them in a wide variety of reading and writing materials of varying formats and genres. She purposefully engaged her students in meaningful acts of literacy that were centered on the creation and use of student and teacher authored texts. Student and teacher created texts claimed every available space in the classroom and were a significant part of the daily lives of the students in this study. These texts were the avenue through which this teacher created an identity of “author” and “expert” in her struggling readers and the struggling readers talked about themselves as such. The findings of this study indicate that the creation and use of these texts within a print-rich environment under the guidance of a skillful teacher may have contributed to the conceptual understandings of literacy that were developing in these young readers. ; Curriculum and Instruction
Keyword: Language arts (Elementary)--United States; Reading comprehension--Study and teaching (Elementary)--United States
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/2152/907
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An investigation of reading without sound : a story about Michael
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