The content of the book integrates new and emerging research and policy insights that inform effective teaching of ELs across the disciplines. The chapters in this book will in ways to give teachers the tools they need to improve the quality of instruction in classrooms with ELs in grades K-12 both in the United States and around the world.
The content of the book integrates new and emerging research and policy insights that inform effective teaching of ELs across the disciplines. The chapters in this book will in ways to give teachers the tools they need to improve the quality of instruction in classrooms with ELs in grades K-12 both in the United States and around the world.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: Research, Policy, and Practice Insights to Support the Teaching of English Learners in Mainstream Classrooms Kouider Mokhtari and Myra Daniel Part I: Supporting English Learners' language and Literacy Development Across the Disciplines Chapter 1. Enhancing English Learners' Access to Disciplinary Texts Through Close Reading Practices Zhihui Fang, Suzanne C. Chapman, University of Florida Chapter 2. High Expectations: Increasing Productivity and Complexity in English Learner (EL) Writing Kathleen A. J. Mohr, Sylvia Read, Alayne Leavitt, Utah State University Chapter 3. A Middle School Mathematics Workshop for Multilingual Classrooms: Lessons Learned From A Highly Effective Teacher Mayra C. Daniel, Northern Illinois University, Billy Hueramo, Littlejohn Elementary School Chapter 4. Using Art and Literature to Enhance Critical Thinking and Vocabulary Development for English Learners Chris Carger, Northern Illinois University Chapter 5. The Case for Young Adult Literature: Using Narratives in the EL Classroom Melanie D. Koss, Northern Illinois University Part II: Using Assessment Data To Document Student Performance And Inform Instruction Chapter 6. Using Metacognitive Assessments to Identify Students' Reading Comprehension Strengths and Needs Kouider Mokhtari, The University of Texas at Tyler Chapter 7. Using Classroom Assessment of Language Levels (CALL) to Address Common Core Standards-based Instruction with English Learners, K-8 Paul Boyd-Batstone, California State University Part III: Supporting Students Literacy Development In Digital Spaces Chapter 8. Digital Literacies for English Learners: Theory and Practice Ian O'Byrne, University of New Haven, Martha Castañeda, Miami University Chapter 9. Integrating Social Media into ELA Curriculum: Towards English Learners' Academic Literacy Development Dong-shin Shin, Northern Illinois University Part VI: Using Key Understandings About Language and Literacy to Support Instruction for English Learners Chapter 10. Insights Gleaned from Research Syntheses About Teaching English Learners John Evar Strid, Northern Illinois University Chapter 11. Addressing the Reading Comprehension Challenges of English Learners in K-12 Classrooms Using Research-Based Practices Fabiola P. Ehlers-Zavala, Colorado State University Chapter 12. Socrates Returns to the Classroom Joan Wink, California State University, Kerry Britton, Hill City Middle School, Dee Hawksworth, Oakdale Junior High School, Tammy Mc Morrow, Indian Creek Elementary School, Debra Schneider, Tracy Unified School District, Chyllis Scott, University of Nevada, Ruthie Wienk, South Dakota State University, Dawn Wink, Santa Fe Community College Chapter 13. Mainstream Literacy Teachers in Multilingual and Transnational Learning Communities: Making a Case for Transliteracy David Schwarzer, Montclair State University
Introduction: Research, Policy, and Practice Insights to Support the Teaching of English Learners in Mainstream Classrooms Kouider Mokhtari and Myra Daniel Part I: Supporting English Learners' language and Literacy Development Across the Disciplines Chapter 1. Enhancing English Learners' Access to Disciplinary Texts Through Close Reading Practices Zhihui Fang, Suzanne C. Chapman, University of Florida Chapter 2. High Expectations: Increasing Productivity and Complexity in English Learner (EL) Writing Kathleen A. J. Mohr, Sylvia Read, Alayne Leavitt, Utah State University Chapter 3. A Middle School Mathematics Workshop for Multilingual Classrooms: Lessons Learned From A Highly Effective Teacher Mayra C. Daniel, Northern Illinois University, Billy Hueramo, Littlejohn Elementary School Chapter 4. Using Art and Literature to Enhance Critical Thinking and Vocabulary Development for English Learners Chris Carger, Northern Illinois University Chapter 5. The Case for Young Adult Literature: Using Narratives in the EL Classroom Melanie D. Koss, Northern Illinois University Part II: Using Assessment Data To Document Student Performance And Inform Instruction Chapter 6. Using Metacognitive Assessments to Identify Students' Reading Comprehension Strengths and Needs Kouider Mokhtari, The University of Texas at Tyler Chapter 7. Using Classroom Assessment of Language Levels (CALL) to Address Common Core Standards-based Instruction with English Learners, K-8 Paul Boyd-Batstone, California State University Part III: Supporting Students Literacy Development In Digital Spaces Chapter 8. Digital Literacies for English Learners: Theory and Practice Ian O'Byrne, University of New Haven, Martha Castañeda, Miami University Chapter 9. Integrating Social Media into ELA Curriculum: Towards English Learners' Academic Literacy Development Dong-shin Shin, Northern Illinois University Part VI: Using Key Understandings About Language and Literacy to Support Instruction for English Learners Chapter 10. Insights Gleaned from Research Syntheses About Teaching English Learners John Evar Strid, Northern Illinois University Chapter 11. Addressing the Reading Comprehension Challenges of English Learners in K-12 Classrooms Using Research-Based Practices Fabiola P. Ehlers-Zavala, Colorado State University Chapter 12. Socrates Returns to the Classroom Joan Wink, California State University, Kerry Britton, Hill City Middle School, Dee Hawksworth, Oakdale Junior High School, Tammy Mc Morrow, Indian Creek Elementary School, Debra Schneider, Tracy Unified School District, Chyllis Scott, University of Nevada, Ruthie Wienk, South Dakota State University, Dawn Wink, Santa Fe Community College Chapter 13. Mainstream Literacy Teachers in Multilingual and Transnational Learning Communities: Making a Case for Transliteracy David Schwarzer, Montclair State University
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