Teaching Vocabulary in the Content Areas - Mirabelli, Sandra
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This practical resource gives teachers what they need to make vocabulary instruction in the content areas engaging and effective. Built on a research-based framework, including morphology, multiple-meaning words, and word-learning strategies, it offers both background knowledge for educators and interactive strategies for students. Sample word lists and examples from science, math, social studies, and more help teachers target the right words for their curriculum and texts. Supports for academic talk have students actively using and applying vocabulary in meaningful ways. Whether used for…mehr

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This practical resource gives teachers what they need to make vocabulary instruction in the content areas engaging and effective. Built on a research-based framework, including morphology, multiple-meaning words, and word-learning strategies, it offers both background knowledge for educators and interactive strategies for students. Sample word lists and examples from science, math, social studies, and more help teachers target the right words for their curriculum and texts. Supports for academic talk have students actively using and applying vocabulary in meaningful ways. Whether used for explicit teaching, mini-lessons, or embedded in inquiry, this all-in-one resource promotes deeper comprehension and word curiosity.
Autorenporträt
Sandra Mirabelli is currently a sessional instructor in the Faculty of Education at Brock University. As an experienced educator, consultant, author, and professional development facilitator, she helps pre-service and practising teachers, as well as school leaders, bring research-based strategies to life in the classroom. Known for her practical, engaging approach to cross-curricular literacy, she supports educators in building student thinking, vocabulary, and comprehension across subject areas.