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The Importance of Academic Vocabulary | |
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Attending to Academic Vocabulary | |
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The Common Core State Standards | |
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Defining Academic Vocabulary | |
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Elements of a Strong Vocabulary Program | |
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Laying the Foundation for Effective Teaching | |
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Concluding Thoughts | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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The Role of Academic Language in Content-Area Learning | |
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What Is Academic Language? | |
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What Are Some Features of Academic Language? | |
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Language, Context, and the Idea of Linguistic Registers | |
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What Are the Purposes of Academic Language? | |
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How the Grammars of Academic Language Can Present Difficulties | |
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How Can We Promote Academic Language Learning? | |
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Concluding Thoughts | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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Understanding Effective Vocabulary Instruction | |
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The Background Builders | |
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Four Basic Understandings | |
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The Comprehensive Vocabulary Program | |
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Concluding Thoughts | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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Teaching Academic Vocabulary in the English Language Arts | |
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Key Understandings about Academic Vocabulary in Reading and Writing | |
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ELA Curricula | |
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Teaching Individual Domain-Specific Words | |
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Vocabulary Instruction for Being a Reader and Responding to Reading | |
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Vocabulary Instruction for Being a Writer and Responding to Writing | |
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Vocabulary Instruction for Speaking and Listening | |
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Word Study: Types, Relationships, and Structure | |
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Strategy Study: Using Clues within and around Words | |
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Resources: Dictionaries, Glossaries, and Thesauri | |
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Using Dynamic Assessment to Inform Instruction | |
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Concluding Thoughts | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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Teaching Academic Vocabulary in Social Studies | |
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Perspective on Discipline-Based Vocabulary | |
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Decisions about What to Teach | |
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Thinking about Teaching Vocabulary in Social Studies | |
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The CCSS and History/Social Studies Vocabulary | |
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Instructional Frameworks | |
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Concluding Thoughts | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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Teaching Academic Vocabulary in Math and Science | |
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Key Understandings about Math and Science Vocabulary | |
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Key Understandings about Vocabulary Instruction in Math and Science | |
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Concluding Thoughts | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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The Role of Technology in Learning Academic Vocabulary | |
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Key Understandings about Academic Vocabulary and Technology | |
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The Role of New Technologies in the Classroom | |
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Using New Technologies to Support Effective Vocabulary Instruction | |
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Incorporating Technology in the Teaching of Individual Words and Concepts | |
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Incorporating Technology in the Teaching of Strategies for Independent Word Learning | |
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Incorporating Technology in the Provision of Rich and Varied Language Experiences | |
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Moving from Receptive to Expressive Vocabulary Knowledge | |
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Incorporating Vocabulary Instruction in the Internet Search Process | |
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New Technologies, New Media, and New Academic Vocabulary | |
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Resources to Support Technology Integration across the School Day | |
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Concluding Thoughts | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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Resources for Developing Academic Vocabulary | |
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Choosing Words for Content-Area Instruction | |
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Deciding How Many Words to Teach | |
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Good Reference Resources for K-8 Students | |
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Other Media Resources and Games for Students | |
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Assessment | |
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Leadership for Academic Vocabulary Development | |
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Concluding Thoughts | |
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Discussion Questions | |
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References | |
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Index | |