Catch a falling reader and put this child in your pocket, never let even one get away! That's easier said, than done! Imagine the power behind the ability to catch a falling reader before signs of frustration, poor habits, and low self-esteem take root and grow. That power is at the heart of this book. This book was designed as a daily guide to help those who are in positions of catching and lifting falling readers. It was written for the purpose of confirming, instructing, supporting, and inspiring those who live or work with struggling readers. What can this book do for those who seek to…mehr
Catch a falling reader and put this child in your pocket, never let even one get away! That's easier said, than done! Imagine the power behind the ability to catch a falling reader before signs of frustration, poor habits, and low self-esteem take root and grow. That power is at the heart of this book. This book was designed as a daily guide to help those who are in positions of catching and lifting falling readers. It was written for the purpose of confirming, instructing, supporting, and inspiring those who live or work with struggling readers. What can this book do for those who seek to catch falling readers? 1. Offer ideas in a format that is easy to read and understand. This is not a textbook. Ideas and suggestions have been gathered from actual experiences in the field. 2. Create a conscious awareness of common behaviors in young readers that often become 'habits.' 3. Recommend research-based strategies and methods for preventing falling readers from continuing to fall. 4. Provide opportunities for the reader to confirm, reflect, and enhance his/her current knowledge of how to help falling readers. Since time to 'read and think' in today's hurried world, here is what I recommend for maximizing the usefulness of this book: 1. Hold the book with both hands and close your eyes. 2. Now let your thumbs flip through the pages. When you're ready, stop! 3. Open to the pages your thumbs land on. 4. Now read and think about how to catch a falling reader. 5. If you land on a page that you've already read, you may want to reread it or simply move your thumbs to a different page. Remember, however, that repeated reading does build greater understandings! 6. Important: Try to find time that day to share what you've read with someone. When we discuss what we've learned and teach someone else, then we actually learn itHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Learn more about Connie Hebert¿s PD offerings Dr. Connie R. Hebert is a nationally acclaimed teacher of teachers, published author, & motivational literacy speaker. She is dedicated to motivating, teaching, and inspiring educators about literacy, around the world. Experience in the field includes Reading Program Professor, Director of Reading, elementary school teacher in 7 school districts, Reading Recovery(TM) specialist, elementary music teacher, and national consultant. She is the author of Catch a Falling Reader, Catch a Falling Teacher, and her latest book, Catch a Falling Writer (Corwin Press). She is a senior national consultant for SDE (Staff Development for Educators) and served 3 years as a literacy consultant for Macmillan/McGraw-Hill¿s Treasures program. Dr. Hebert is currently a reading program professor for NSU. She has presented keynote addresses and seminars for teachers in 47 states and at numerous IRA national, state, and European reading conferences. For more information about Dr. Hebert¿s work, please visit: www.conniehebert.com.
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Foreword Acknowledgments About the Author Introduction Part I. Motivation Works Wonders 1. Catch a Falling Reader by...Standing on a Chair and Clapping 2. Catch a Falling Reader by...Using the Power of the Book Choice 3. Catch a Falling Reader by...Adjusting Our Tone of Voice...Frequently 4. Catch a Falling Reader by...Making Eye Contact at Teachable Moments 5. Catch a Falling Reader by...Adjusting the Pace of Each Lesson 6. Catch a Falling Reader by...Using Different Forms of Feedback 7. Catch a Falling Reader by...Setting a Purpose for Reading 8. Catch a Falling Reader by...Stimulating and Motivating Children With Puppets 9. Catch a Falling Reader by...Using Physical Actions to Help Kids Remember 10. Catch a Falling Reader by...Creating Bridges for Kids Part II. Instructional Strategies Produce Results 11. Catch a Falling Reader by...Teaching From "Behind" the Child 12. Catch a Falling Reader by...Utilizing Wordless Books to Increase Language Skills 13. Catch a Falling Reader by...Modeling What Good Readers Do 14. Catch a Falling Reader by...Using a Clipboard for Tricky Words 15. Catch a Falling Reader by...Teaching Them How to Think as They Read 16. Catch a Falling Reader by...Using Magnetic Letters in a Variety of Ways 17. Catch a Falling Reader by...Writing Words FAST 18. Catch a Falling Reader by...Engaging Learners With an Overhead Projector 19. Catch a Falling Reader by...Encouraging Repeated Readings 20. Catch a Falling Reader by...Establishing and Supporting a Daily Block of Reading Time 21. Catch a Falling Reader by...Teaching Kids How to Use a Listening Center 22. Catch a Falling Reader by...Building Fluency in a Variety of Ways 23. Catch a Falling Reader by...Using Focus Sheets and Graphic Organizers to Link Writing to Reading 24. Catch a Falling Reader by...Providing Engaging Learning Center Activities 25. Catch a Falling Reader by...Interacting With Kids as They Write 26. Catch a Falling Reader by...Providing Daily Read-Alouds Part III. Reflection Promotes Action 27. Catch a Falling Reader by...Seeking Balance Among "Best Practices" 28. Catch a Falling Reader by...Knowing What Each Child Needs 30. Catch a Falling Reader by...Observing What Good Readers Do 31. Catch a Falling Reader by...Breaking the Six Habits of Falling Readers 32. Catch a Falling Reader by...Creating an Assessment Table 33. Catch a Falling Reader by...Becoming Proficient at Taking and Using Running Records 34. Catch a Falling Reader by...Maintaining a Parent/Teacher Journal 35. Catch a Falling Reader by...Conducting Monthly Writing Sprees 36. Catch a Falling Reader by...Matching the Right Books to the Right Reader 37. Catch a Falling Reader by...Identifying Support and Challenges Within Books 38. Catch a Falling Reader by...Gradually Releasing Responsibility to the Learner 39. Catch a Falling Reader by...Reflecting on the Way We Do Things 40. Catch a Falling Reader by...Being an Energized Teacher 41. Catch a Falling Reader by...Becoming a "Starfish Flinger" Recommended Bibliography, Web Sites, Texts, & Videos Index
Foreword Acknowledgments About the Author Introduction Part I. Motivation Works Wonders 1. Catch a Falling Reader by...Standing on a Chair and Clapping 2. Catch a Falling Reader by...Using the Power of the Book Choice 3. Catch a Falling Reader by...Adjusting Our Tone of Voice...Frequently 4. Catch a Falling Reader by...Making Eye Contact at Teachable Moments 5. Catch a Falling Reader by...Adjusting the Pace of Each Lesson 6. Catch a Falling Reader by...Using Different Forms of Feedback 7. Catch a Falling Reader by...Setting a Purpose for Reading 8. Catch a Falling Reader by...Stimulating and Motivating Children With Puppets 9. Catch a Falling Reader by...Using Physical Actions to Help Kids Remember 10. Catch a Falling Reader by...Creating Bridges for Kids Part II. Instructional Strategies Produce Results 11. Catch a Falling Reader by...Teaching From "Behind" the Child 12. Catch a Falling Reader by...Utilizing Wordless Books to Increase Language Skills 13. Catch a Falling Reader by...Modeling What Good Readers Do 14. Catch a Falling Reader by...Using a Clipboard for Tricky Words 15. Catch a Falling Reader by...Teaching Them How to Think as They Read 16. Catch a Falling Reader by...Using Magnetic Letters in a Variety of Ways 17. Catch a Falling Reader by...Writing Words FAST 18. Catch a Falling Reader by...Engaging Learners With an Overhead Projector 19. Catch a Falling Reader by...Encouraging Repeated Readings 20. Catch a Falling Reader by...Establishing and Supporting a Daily Block of Reading Time 21. Catch a Falling Reader by...Teaching Kids How to Use a Listening Center 22. Catch a Falling Reader by...Building Fluency in a Variety of Ways 23. Catch a Falling Reader by...Using Focus Sheets and Graphic Organizers to Link Writing to Reading 24. Catch a Falling Reader by...Providing Engaging Learning Center Activities 25. Catch a Falling Reader by...Interacting With Kids as They Write 26. Catch a Falling Reader by...Providing Daily Read-Alouds Part III. Reflection Promotes Action 27. Catch a Falling Reader by...Seeking Balance Among "Best Practices" 28. Catch a Falling Reader by...Knowing What Each Child Needs 30. Catch a Falling Reader by...Observing What Good Readers Do 31. Catch a Falling Reader by...Breaking the Six Habits of Falling Readers 32. Catch a Falling Reader by...Creating an Assessment Table 33. Catch a Falling Reader by...Becoming Proficient at Taking and Using Running Records 34. Catch a Falling Reader by...Maintaining a Parent/Teacher Journal 35. Catch a Falling Reader by...Conducting Monthly Writing Sprees 36. Catch a Falling Reader by...Matching the Right Books to the Right Reader 37. Catch a Falling Reader by...Identifying Support and Challenges Within Books 38. Catch a Falling Reader by...Gradually Releasing Responsibility to the Learner 39. Catch a Falling Reader by...Reflecting on the Way We Do Things 40. Catch a Falling Reader by...Being an Energized Teacher 41. Catch a Falling Reader by...Becoming a "Starfish Flinger" Recommended Bibliography, Web Sites, Texts, & Videos Index
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