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Teaching All the Children: Strategies for Developing Literacy in an Urban Setting

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This practical, empowering book addresses the challenges facing educators, school administrators, and families in low socioeconomic status urban settings and presents field-tested strategies for promoting reading, writing, and oral language success. Featuring thorough research reviews, instructional models, resources, and portraits of exemplary urban classrooms, the book provides a wealth of ideas that can readily be put into practice.
Coverage includes:

* What highly effective literacy instruction looks like in today's urban classroom
* Understanding-and counteracting-the factors that put poor children at risk
* When diversity is the norm: making instruction welcoming to all
* Lesson plans and lists of children's literature that meet urban students' specific needs
* Keys to building strong family and community partnerships

Language: English

Pages: 353

Format: Paperback

Publisher: The Guilford Press

Release: April 28, 2004

ISBN: 1593850077

ISBN 13: 9781593850074

Teaching All the Children: Strategies for Developing Literacy in an Urban Setting

5/5 ( ratings)

This practical, empowering book addresses the challenges facing educators, school administrators, and families in low socioeconomic status urban settings and presents field-tested strategies for promoting reading, writing, and oral language success. Featuring thorough research reviews, instructional models, resources, and portraits of exemplary urban classrooms, the book provides a wealth of ideas that can readily be put into practice.
Coverage includes:

* What highly effective literacy instruction looks like in today's urban classroom
* Understanding-and counteracting-the factors that put poor children at risk
* When diversity is the norm: making instruction welcoming to all
* Lesson plans and lists of children's literature that meet urban students' specific needs
* Keys to building strong family and community partnerships

Language: English

Pages: 353

Format: Paperback

Publisher: The Guilford Press

Release: April 28, 2004

ISBN: 1593850077

ISBN 13: 9781593850074

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