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Interactive Notebooks and English Language Learners How to Scaffold Content for Academic Success

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ISBN-10: 0325026114

ISBN-13: 9780325026114

Edition: 2009

Authors: Marcia J. Carter, Anita C. Hernandez, Jeannine D. Richison, Marcia Carter, Anita Hernandez

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  Interactive Notebooks are gaining popularity in English classrooms nationwide that include English language learners. These student-created, teacher-directed notebooks are effective with all students. But as places to record learning and develop proficiency with academic English, they are ideally suited to the needs of English learners. With Interactive Notebooks and English Language Learnersyou'll see how easy the Notebook is to implement and why it makes such a difference to English learners.   The Interactive Notebook works so well with English learners because it scaffolds content and gives students the space to develop school-based ways of thinking - to go from English language…    
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Book details

List price: $34.40
Copyright year: 2009
Publisher: Heinemann
Publication date: 3/13/2009
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 144
Size: 7.40" wide x 9.30" long x 0.33" tall
Weight: 0.572
Language: English

Marcia Carter has taught English for thirty-two years and is a consultant for the California Region 8 AVID precollegiate program. She is a statewide and national presenter for many organizations, including AVID, NCTE, IRA, and ASCD.

Anita Hernandez is coauthor of the Heinemann titles Interactive Notebooks for English Language Learners and Theme-Sets for Secondary Students. A former classroom teacher and college migrant program coordinator, she is Associate Professor in the college of education for California Polytechnic State University. She teaches reading and language-arts methods, and bilingual literacy methods courses for future teachers. Anita has directed a federal professional development grant for teachers of second language learners, worked with the California Muni-Corps Program, consulted with the San Diego County Office of Education, and served with the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing.

Acknowledgments
Introducing the Interactive Notebook
Getting the Interactive Notebook Started
Beginning to Meet the Needs of My English Learners
Structuring the Interactive Notebook for Learning
How Do I Assess Interactive Notebooks?
Instructional Needs of English Language Learners
Instructional Sequences
On Your Own: Putting the Interactive Notebook to Use
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