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Secondary school literacy instruction : the content areas / Betty D. Roe, Barbara D. Stoodt-Hill, Paul C. Burns. [print]

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Boston : Houghton Mifflin Company, (c)2004.Edition: eighth editionDescription: xxi, 514 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9780618299942
Other title:
  • Content areas
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • LB1632.B967.S436 2004
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Contents:
1. Content area literacy in a changing world -- 2. Integrating technology in content area literacy instruction -- II: Strategies for learning: constructing meaning and studying -- 3. A conceptual approach to developing meaningful vocabulary -- 4. The process of constructing meaning in texts -- 5. Strategies for constructing meaning in texts -- 6. Location and organization of information -- 7. Reading-study strategies for textbook use -- III: Applying literacy instruction in the content areas -- 8. Writing in the content areas -- 9. Literature-based and thematic approaches to content area teaching -- 10. Reading in the content areas: I -- 11. Reading in the content areas: II -- IV: Instruction and assessment of all learners -- 12. Content literacy for diverse students -- 13. Classroom literacy assessment.
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I: Contexts of literacy instruction in a technological age -- 1. Content area literacy in a changing world -- 2. Integrating technology in content area literacy instruction -- II: Strategies for learning: constructing meaning and studying -- 3. A conceptual approach to developing meaningful vocabulary -- 4. The process of constructing meaning in texts -- 5. Strategies for constructing meaning in texts -- 6. Location and organization of information -- 7. Reading-study strategies for textbook use -- III: Applying literacy instruction in the content areas -- 8. Writing in the content areas -- 9. Literature-based and thematic approaches to content area teaching -- 10. Reading in the content areas: I -- 11. Reading in the content areas: II -- IV: Instruction and assessment of all learners -- 12. Content literacy for diverse students -- 13. Classroom literacy assessment.

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