Tony Martin (UK Education consultant), Chira Lovat (UK Formerly University of Cumbria), Glynis Purnell (UK Formerly University of Cumbria)
The Really Useful Literacy Book
Linking theory and practice in the primary classroom
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Tony Martin (UK Education consultant), Chira Lovat (UK Formerly University of Cumbria), Glynis Purnell (UK Formerly University of Cumbria)
The Really Useful Literacy Book
Linking theory and practice in the primary classroom
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Written specifically for primary school teachers and student trainee teachers, this book offers inventive ideas for the classroom together with an accessible and informative summary of the theories that underpin them.
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Written specifically for primary school teachers and student trainee teachers, this book offers inventive ideas for the classroom together with an accessible and informative summary of the theories that underpin them.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- The Really Useful
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- 3 ed
- Seitenzahl: 280
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. Juni 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 294mm x 211mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 726g
- ISBN-13: 9780415694377
- ISBN-10: 041569437X
- Artikelnr.: 33763295
- The Really Useful
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- 3 ed
- Seitenzahl: 280
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. Juni 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 294mm x 211mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 726g
- ISBN-13: 9780415694377
- ISBN-10: 041569437X
- Artikelnr.: 33763295
Tony Martin, Chira Lovat and Glynis Purnell were formerly based at the Education Development Unit, University of Cumbria. Tony Martin is a literacy consultant who works in primary schools and classrooms developing high quality teaching of literacy.
1. The big ideas 2. Principles and practices 3. Foundation Stage: `Tell me a story
4. Foundation Stage: Playing with role: `Little Boy Blue
5. Foundation Stage/Y1: Time for rhyme 6. Outside in, inside out, or reading and writing out and about: environmental print 7. Dance your way to a story 8. Reporting back: reading non-
ction and writing non-chronological reports 9. Shapely poems and calligrams: starting not from text, but from language and visual images 10. Dear Giant
Dear Jack: creating a sequence of letters 11. Cyclones! Information books on same or similar themes: literacy across the curriculum 12. Where did our writing come from? Exploring the writing process 13. Writing is not speech written down: spoken language and written language: a language-based unit 14. Whatever happened to Lucy Gray? Classic poetry 15. `We made the story!
Making whole stories with underachieving, uninterested boys 16. Enjoying a good argument? Writing discursively
4. Foundation Stage: Playing with role: `Little Boy Blue
5. Foundation Stage/Y1: Time for rhyme 6. Outside in, inside out, or reading and writing out and about: environmental print 7. Dance your way to a story 8. Reporting back: reading non-
ction and writing non-chronological reports 9. Shapely poems and calligrams: starting not from text, but from language and visual images 10. Dear Giant
Dear Jack: creating a sequence of letters 11. Cyclones! Information books on same or similar themes: literacy across the curriculum 12. Where did our writing come from? Exploring the writing process 13. Writing is not speech written down: spoken language and written language: a language-based unit 14. Whatever happened to Lucy Gray? Classic poetry 15. `We made the story!
Making whole stories with underachieving, uninterested boys 16. Enjoying a good argument? Writing discursively
1. The big ideas 2. Principles and practices 3. Foundation Stage: `Tell me a story
4. Foundation Stage: Playing with role: `Little Boy Blue
5. Foundation Stage/Y1: Time for rhyme 6. Outside in, inside out, or reading and writing out and about: environmental print 7. Dance your way to a story 8. Reporting back: reading non-
ction and writing non-chronological reports 9. Shapely poems and calligrams: starting not from text, but from language and visual images 10. Dear Giant
Dear Jack: creating a sequence of letters 11. Cyclones! Information books on same or similar themes: literacy across the curriculum 12. Where did our writing come from? Exploring the writing process 13. Writing is not speech written down: spoken language and written language: a language-based unit 14. Whatever happened to Lucy Gray? Classic poetry 15. `We made the story!
Making whole stories with underachieving, uninterested boys 16. Enjoying a good argument? Writing discursively
4. Foundation Stage: Playing with role: `Little Boy Blue
5. Foundation Stage/Y1: Time for rhyme 6. Outside in, inside out, or reading and writing out and about: environmental print 7. Dance your way to a story 8. Reporting back: reading non-
ction and writing non-chronological reports 9. Shapely poems and calligrams: starting not from text, but from language and visual images 10. Dear Giant
Dear Jack: creating a sequence of letters 11. Cyclones! Information books on same or similar themes: literacy across the curriculum 12. Where did our writing come from? Exploring the writing process 13. Writing is not speech written down: spoken language and written language: a language-based unit 14. Whatever happened to Lucy Gray? Classic poetry 15. `We made the story!
Making whole stories with underachieving, uninterested boys 16. Enjoying a good argument? Writing discursively