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Schools That Work Where All Children Read and Write

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ISBN-10: 0205456359

ISBN-13: 9780205456352

Edition: 3rd 2007 (Revised)

Authors: Richard Allington, Patricia Cunningham

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List price: $74.99
Edition: 3rd
Copyright year: 2007
Publisher: Pearson Education
Publication date: 3/22/2006
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 360
Size: 7.40" wide x 9.00" long x 0.80" tall
Weight: 1.540
Language: English

Preface
The Schools We Have-What We Must Change
Who Are the Struggling Readers and Writers?
What Doesn't Work? Why Not?
Change Is Hard
The Current Policy Context and Creating Schools Where All Children Learn to Read and Write
Summary
The Stories of Schools Where All Children Become Readers and Writers
The Story of a School in Trouble
Reforming U.S. Elementary Schools
Change Takes Time as Well as Good Intentions
Summary
What Do We Now Know about Reading and Writing?
Reading and Writing Are Thinking
Prior Knowledge Plays a Large Role in Reading Comprehension and Writing
Children Benefit from Modeling, Demonstration, and Explanation
Fluency with Reading and Spelling Words Is Essential to Reading and Writing
Children Begin to Acquire Reading and Writing Processes Very Early
Children Need Enormous Opportunities to Read and Write Real Things
Children Need to Read Lots of Easy Stuff
There Is No One Best Way to Teach Children to Read and Write
It Takes Times to Teach and Learn to Read
Expert Teachers Are Important
We Can Help Every Child Become a Reader and Writer
Summary
The What of Reading: The Reading Curriculum
Curriculum Materials and Frameworks
Reading Series
Other Language Arts Textbooks
Trade Books as Curriculum
School and Classroom Libraries
Book Rooms
Book Clubs
Book Fairs
School Bookstores
The Reading Is Fundamental Program
Technology as a Source of Curriculum Materials
Summary
Who Does What?
The Critical Nature of Classroom Teachers
Rethinking the "Second System"
Sharing and Collaborating
Reading Teachers, Reading Specialists, and Reading Coaches
Special Education Teachers
Other Professional Staff in Elementary Schools
Paraprofessionals and Volunteers
Administrators Matter
Summary
Time: Minutes, Hours, Days, Weeks, Years
Time Is Important in Teaching and Learning
Some Kids Need More Instruction and That Takes More Time
Creating Time to Teach and Learn
Making Sense of Time
Is Time a Problem in Your School?
Summary
Tests, Assessments, and Report Cards
Large-Group Achievement Testing
Observational Strategies: Alternatives to Large-Group Assessments
Portfolios
Grades and Report Cards
Summary
Professional Development: The Key to Change
Looking at Your School
The Future Does Not Have to Look Like the Past
Where to Go from Here?
Professional Development across the Career
An Action Plan for Professional Development
Finding Time for Professional Development
Summary
Family Involvement
Reaching Out to Families
Involving Families
Taking Inventory of Family Involvement
Supporting Families
School-Linked Services: An Integrated Approach to Children and Families
Planning for Family Involvement
Are You Ready for Authentic Family Involvement?
Families as the Public
Families as Resources
Summary
Schools That Work for All Children
What Is Special Education?
Children and Special Education Services
Missing School and Moving Around
Ethnic, Linguistic, and Cultural Diversity
Summary
A Tour through a School: What to Look For
Before School Starts
Visiting in the 4- and 5-Year-Olds' Classrooms
Visiting in the Primary Classrooms
Visiting in the Intermediate Classrooms
After School
Summary
Getting Started
School Culture and Teacher Ownership
Changing School Culture
How to Begin
A Parting Word
References
Name Index
Subject Index