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OverviewFor undergraduate/graduate courses in Reading Methods, and Reading/Literacy Tutoring. This text provides a solid pool of ideas gathered to offer a wide range of strategies that effectively assist struggling readers and writers. Unique to this text is the way it begins with assessment tools encouraging teachers to identify how and why students are struggling with literacy tasks and then offers a variety of effective intervention strategies to help teachers help students in word identification, comprehension, and fluency, and motivation. Each strategy is formatted consistently with step-by-step directions that detail how it should be implemented. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Maria J. Meyerson , Dorothy L. KuleszaPublisher: Pearson Education (US) Imprint: Pearson Edition: 2nd edition Dimensions: Width: 21.00cm , Height: 0.70cm , Length: 27.60cm Weight: 0.322kg ISBN: 9780131181779ISBN 10: 0131181777 Pages: 144 Publication Date: 23 May 2005 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Out of Print Availability: In Print ![]() Limited stock is available. It will be ordered for you and shipped pending supplier's limited stock. Table of ContentsPreface About the Authors Part I The Importance of Assessment Observing Students in Action Making Instructional Decisions Part II When Struggling Readers and Writers Need to Improve Interest, Attitude, and Motivation The Goldilocks Plan Talk, Talk, Talk Book Stacking Literacy and Computers Other Media Assessing Interest, Attitude, and Motivation Part III When Struggling Readers and Writers Need to Improve Word Recognition Language Experience Approach Reading the Environment Decoding by Analogy Sight Word Development - Semantic Organizers Sight Word Development - Cloze Activities Vocabulary Development - Multiple-Meaning Working with Middle School Student to Improve Word Recognition: Word Forms Assessing Word Recognition Part IV When Struggling Readers and Writers Need to Improve Fluency Repeated Reading Readers' Theater Choral Reading Listening to Text Working with Middle School Students to Improve Fluency: Connecting Reading to Note-Taking Part V When Struggling Readers and Writers Need to Improve Comprehension Retelling Breaking Down the Text Understanding Text Structure Concept-Oriented Reading Instruction Reading Pictures Prediction Webs and Charts Where's the Question Working with Middle School Students to Improve Comprehension: Concept Maps Assessing Comprehension Appendix Additional Forms May Be Reproduced for Classroom Use Form 1A Observation Form Form 1B The Literacy Interview Form 2A-D The Golilocks Plan Form 3 Biography Interview Questionnaire Form 4 Repeated Reading Graph Form 5 Listening Center Activities Form 6 Prediction Web Template Form 7 Story Retelling AssessmentReviewsAuthor Information"Maria J. Meyerson, Ph.D., is a professor of literacy education at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV). With more than 25 years in education, Meyerson is a former remedial reading teacher for the Buffalo Public Schools and the Clark County School District. She served as the director of the Literacy Development Center at UNLV for 10 years, working with children, preservice teachers, and master and doctoral students. She continues to work with the Paradise Professional Development School as well as other schools in the Las Vegas area. Dorothy L. Kulesza, Ed.D., is called ""Dottie"" by all who know her. She completed her doctorate in 2001. Dottie was a classroom teacher and literacy specialist at the Paradise Professional Development School. After two years as a visiting professor at UNLV, she was a Humanities teachers with the Clark County School District as well as a part-time literacy instructor. Dottie recently accepted a position as Assistant Principal at Goolsby Elementary School and Christensen Elementary School in Las Vegas, Nevada." Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |