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    Writers Read Better: Nonfiction

    50+ Paired Lessons That Turn Writing Craft Work Into Powerful Genre Reading

    AvM. Colleen Cruz

    Häftad, Engelska, 2018

    Del i serien Corwin Literacy

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    Beskrivning

    We know that writing skills reinforce reading skills, but what’s the best way to capitalize on this beneficial relationship? By flipping the traditional “reading lesson first, writing lesson second” sequence, Colleen Cruz ingeniously helps you make the most of the writing-to-reading connection with carefully matched, conceptually connected lesson pairs. The result is a healthy reciprocity that effectively and efficiently develops students’ literacy skills.

    Backed by long-term academic and field research, Writers Read Better presents a series of 50 tightly interconnected lesson pairs that can be implemented either as supplement existing curriculum or as a stand alone module. Each pairing leads with a writing lesson, used as a springboard for the reading lesson that will follow.

    Throughout the book’s four sections, organized to cover distinct and complementary phases of working with non-fiction texts, you’ll discover

    • Helpful insights on preparing for the section’s overarching goals 
    • Clear guidance on the intention of each lesson, what materials are required, and step-by-step plans for leading the activity 
    • Sample teacher language for leading the lesson
    • Tips on building and organizing your classroom library, and how you can incorporate the tools, technology and media available in your classroom to make each lesson most effective
    • Sample student work, online videos and other supporting resources 

    Complete with practical suggestions on adapting the lessons to suit the particular needs of your classroom as well as individual students, Writers Reader Better offers a solid foundation for giving your students the advantage of powerful, transferable literacy skills.

    Produktinformation

    • Utgivningsdatum:2018-10-22
    • Mått:187 x 231 x 13 mm
    • Vikt:500 g
    • Format:Häftad
    • Språk:Engelska
    • Serie:Corwin Literacy
    • Antal sidor:248
    • Upplaga:1
    • Förlag:SAGE Publications
    • ISBN:9781506311234

    Utforska kategorier

    • Läroplaner och kursplaner inom Psykologi och pedagogik
    • Pedagogisk metodik inom Psykologi och pedagogik

    Mer om författaren

    M. Colleen Cruz is an educator, independent consultant, and author committed to making rich literacy education accessible. Her popular books include The Unstoppable Writing Teacher, the Writers Read Better series, and Border Crossing, a Tomás Rivera Mexican- American Children’s Books Finalist. Her student-centered, research-driven work is used by classroom teachers, administrators, and teacher education programs nationally and internationally. She lives in Brooklyn with her family, her persnickety dog Charlie, and way too many books.

    Recensioner i media

    Lots of books teach us the reasons why writing matters, yet Colleen adds a new reason to the list: Writing can be a lever that lifts our kids′ reading work. And that can happen even when kids are not writing about reading, but are, instead, doing their own important writing work. Once again, Colleen nudges us forward.

    Innehållsförteckning

    • List of VideosAcknowledgmentsIntroductionHow to Use This BookPART 1. LESSONS FOR GENERATING IDEAS—AND INTERPRETING AUTHOR’S PURPOSEWhat You Will Find in This SectionWhen to Use These LessonsPreparing to Use the LessonsLESSON 1Writing: An Author’s Expertise MattersReading: Considering the SourceLESSON 2Writing: Write About What You Take for GrantedReading: Learning Unexpected Things From Familiar TopicsLESSON 3Writing: The Relationship Between an Author’s Passions and StanceReading: Identifying an Author’s StanceLESSON 4Writing: Narrowing Down a Broad TopicReading: Understanding Topics and SubtopicsLESSON 5Writing: The Role of Structure in Informational TextsReading: Considering How Choices in Structure Affect MeaningLESSON 6Writing: Using Structure to Convey the Writer’s IntentReading: Inferring the Author’s Intent by Noticing StructureFOR DIGITAL CLASSROOMSWriting: Choosing the Best Platform for Your Information and AudienceReading: Considering Why Authors Might Choose Analogue or Digital MediumsPART 2. LESSONS FOR DRAFTING—AND UNDERSTANDING AUTHOR’S CRAFTWhat You Will Find in This SectionWhen to Use These LessonsPreparing to Use the LessonsLESSON 7Writing: Drafting What You’re Most Ready to WriteReading: Spotting What’s Most Important to an AuthorLESSON 8Writing: Structure Within Sections: Stacking InformationReading: Identifying the Way Information Is StackedLESSON 9Writing: Drafting With Placeholders for Later FactsReading: Using Jots to Note Facts QuicklyLESSON 10Writing: Taking a Draft Break to ResearchReading: Noticing the Various Ways Authors Use Quotation MarksLESSON 11Writing: Drafting With an Audience in MindReading: Noticing the Different Genres of Various Publications on the Same TopicLESSON 12Writing: Drafting in a Mood or Tone That Matches the ContentReading: Noticing When the Tone Doesn’t Match the TopicLESSON 13Writing: Drafting to Someone Else’s SpecificationsReading: Noticing a Publisher’s ApproachFOR DIGITAL CLASSROOMSWriting: Fact-Checking Digital Information for AccuracyReading: Identifying False InformationPART 3. LESSONS FOR REVISING FOR POWER, CRAFT, ANALYSIS, AND CRITIQUEWhat You Will Find in This SectionWhen to Use These LessonsPreparing to Use the LessonsLESSON 14Writing: Deciding What’s Most Important to ReviseReading: Identifying and Questioning the Author’s ValuesLESSON 15Writing: Reordering Information With IntentionReading: Noticing the Effect of Information’s PlacementLESSON 16Writing: Exploring How Writers Weight Information to Signal ImportReading: Looking at Texts to See How Volume Can Signify ImportanceLESSON 17Writing: The Power of StoryReading: Switching Strategies When Authors Use Story in Expository TextLESSON 18Writing: Connections and Disconnections Across Paragraphs and PagesReading: Tracing Connections and Disconnections in TransitionsLESSON 19Writing: Vocabulary’s Starring Role in Informational TextsReading: Expecting and Responding to the Subject’s VocabularyLESSON 20Writing: The Slipperiness of FactsReading: Reading With Eyes Wide Open for BiasFOR DIGITAL CLASSROOMSWriting: Adding Dimensions to Writing Through Multimodal FeaturesReading: Multimodal Readers Prioritize SynthesisPART 4. LESSONS TO PREPARE FOR PUBLICATION AND THE SCHOLARLY STUDY OF TEXTSWhat You Will Find in This SectionWhen to Use These LessonsPreparing to Use These LessonsLESSON 21Writing: First and Last Words: Intros and Conclusions That Attract and LingerReading: Studying an Author’s First and Last WordsLESSON 22Writing: Choosing When to Quote, Describe, or SummarizeReading: Identifying Sources and Considering Their ReliabilityLESSON 23Writing: Creating Text Features to Enhance and Add InformationReading: Integrating Text Features Within and Across TextsLESSON 24Writing: Creating Strong Titles and SubtitlesReading: Titles and Subtitles That Convey MeaningLESSON 25Writing: The Many Purposes of ParagraphsReading: Seeing Paragraphs as an Author’s Organizational ToolLESSON 26Writing: Punctuating With IntentionReading: Looking Across Texts With an Eye to PunctuationLESSON 27Writing: Using Meaning to Make Smart Spelling DecisionsReading: The Role of Etymology for ReadersLESSON 28Writing: Making Publishing Decisions Based on the Intended AudienceReading: Judging the Effectiveness of an Author’s DecisionsFOR DIGITAL CLASSROOMSWriting: Opening and Maintaining a Conversation With AudiencesReading: Responding Digitally to the Texts to Deepen UnderstandingPublisher’s AcknowledgmentsResourcesReferencesIndex