This ready-to-use tool kit of fun and functional strategies, based on the National Reading Panel Report, helps teach the most difficult piece of the reading process: comprehension.
This ready-to-use tool kit of fun and functional strategies, based on the National Reading Panel Report, helps teach the most difficult piece of the reading process: comprehension.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
In her 40 years as an educator, Kathleen Feeney Jonson, Professor Emeritus, has been a teacher, taught director of staff development, principal, director of curriculum and instruction, and university faculty. She conducted numerous workshops for teachers and administrators on such topics as reading comprehension strategies, writing process, portfolio assessment, peer coaching, and beginning teacher assistance programs. Until her retirement in summer 2009, Jonson was professor of education and coordinator of the Master in Arts in Teaching Reading program at the University of San Franciscös School of Education. She published three books with Corwin Press, including The New Elementary Teacher¿s Handbook (1st edition 1997, 2nd edition 2001), Being an Effective Mentor: How to Help Beginning Teachers Succeed (1st edition 2002, 2nd edition 2007), and 60 Strategies for Improving Reading Comprehension in Grades K-8 (2006).
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Preface About the Author Strategy 1: ABC Book Strategy 2: Anticipation Guide Strategy 3: Bio Poem Strategy 4: Book Box Strategy 5: Brainstorming Strategy 6: Bumper Stickers Strategy 7: Central Story Problem Strategy 8: Character Bag Strategy 9: Character Mapping Strategy 10: Creating Chapter Titles Strategy 11: Crossword Puzzle Strategy 12: Cubing Strategy 13: Directed Reading Thinking Activity Strategy 14: Double-Entry Journal Strategy 15: Exclusion Brainstorming Strategy 16: Fishbowl Strategy 17: Found Poem Strategy 18: Four-Corners Debate Strategy 19: Gallery Walk Strategy 20: Grand Conversation Strategy 21: Guided Imagery Strategy 22: Hot Seat Strategy 23: Interior Monologue Strategy 24: Jigsaw Strategy 25: K-W-L Chart Strategy 26: Learning Logs Strategy 27: Life Experience Strategy 28: Literacy Quilt Strategy 29: Literacy Sociogram Strategy 30: Literature Circles Strategy 31: Mind Mapping Strategy 32: Open Mind Character Analysis Strategy 33: Paired Retellings Strategy 34: Pick-A-Pal Strategy 35: Plot Profile Strategy 36: P-M-I Evaluation (Pluses-Minuses-Interesting Aspects) Strategy 37: Quaker Reading Strategy 38: Question-Answer Relationships Strategy 39: Questioning the Author Strategy 40: Quickwriting Strategy 41: Readers¿ Theater Strategy 42: Read-Pair-Share Strategy 43: Reciprocal Questioning (ReQuest) Strategy 44: Response Log Strategy 45: Semantic Mapping Strategy 46: Sketch-to-Stretch Strategy 47: SQ3R (Survey-Question-Read-Recite-Review) Strategy 48: Stop-and-React Strategy 49: Storyboard Strategy 50: Story Frame Strategy 51: Story Mapping Strategy 52: Story Prediction Guide Strategy 53: Story Pyramid Strategy 54: Summary Hand Strategy 55: Tableau Strategy 56: Tea Party Strategy 57: Think-Aloud Protocol Strategy 58: Think-of-Three Strategy 59: Venn Diagram Strategy 60: Yellow Stickies Resource I: Strategies Recommended by Grade Level Resource II: Elements Addressed Through Strategies Resource III: Strategies Used Before, During, and After Reading Resource IV: Meta-Strategies Addressed Index
