Holt Elements of Literature Student Edition Grade 9 Third Course 2009 [HOLT, RINEHART AND WINSTON,2009] [Hardcover]

Holt Elements of Literature: Third Course

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Christenbury, Leila

Rief, Linda

Appleman, Deborah

Jago, Carol

Beers, Kylene

Kajder, Sara

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Just as adolescents aren't only students, literate behaviors aren't only for school. Engaging students in reading for pleasure through extramural book clubs can promote both lifelong literacy habits and improved in-school performance. Reading for Themselves shows you how to create and make the most of out-of-class book clubs. Based on five years of research in urban and suburban schools, Reading for Themselves provides a theoretical rationale for starting out-of-school book clubs and practical strategies for nurturing them. Deborah Appleman shows you how book clubs simultaneously give teenagers a positive reading experience and give you insights about their reading and useful information for instruction. With numerous examples drawn from student book clubs, Appleman offers smart suggestions for: <ul>
<li>helping reluctant readers become enthusiastic, lifelong readers</li> <li>giving students a structure within which to discover an extracurricular reading life as they transition toward adulthood</li> <li>using alternative instructional practices to encourage students as they read </li> <li>understanding how gender affects literacy practices and how it can inform your teaching practices </li> <li>building bridges between kids by using contemporary literature as a starting point for discussions of issues of race, class, and culture</li> </ul>
Reading for Themselves gives you, the teacher, all the tools you need to play the role of facilitatorincluding book lists and facilitator's tipsin a book club motivated by student choice and interest. As your book club reads on, Appleman is there with ways to help readers negotiate the passage between adolescent and adult literacy, the border between school-sponsored and self-sponsored reading, and the differences in identity between groups from diverse geographical, social, and cultural backgrounds. Pleasure is the most compelling purpose for reading, and there's no better way to introduce students to the joys of lifelong reading than with out-of-school book clubs. Read Deborah Appleman today and get your students Reading for Themselves.

Reading for Themselves: How to Transform Adolescents into Lifelong Readers Through Out-of-Class Book Clu bs

Wilhelm, Jeffrey D.

Heinemann

"Wow, wow, and wow! At the time when we most need it, with the advent of the Common Core State Standards and in the midst of a documented crisis in adolescent literacy, here come Deborah Appleman and Michael Graves with a very smart, very practical, very flexible model for professional, responsive, critical teaching of reading called the SRE (Scaffolded Reading Experience)." Jeffrey Wilhelm, author of Going with the Flow "I wish I could change one thing about Reading Better, Reading Smarter: I wish I could have demanded that Appleman and Graves had written it sooner. When you start using their SREs (Scaffolded Reading Experiences), it won't only be that your students are reading better and most certainly reading smarter, it will be that your teaching changes. This won't just be a book you read; this will be a book you use." Kylene Beers, author of When Kids Can't Read, What Teachers Can Do "Everyone preparing students to meet Common Core Standards needs this book. Appleman and Graves explain how to scaffold instruction for challenging readings without taking the pleasure out of teaching. They demonstrate classroom approaches that engage students in powerful discussion and foster a love of thinking. Let's keep our eye not on the test but on the text!" Carol Jago, author of With Rigor for All, Second Edition "Our purpose in writing this book is to introduce the SRE approach to both preservice and inservice English teachers so that students in all secondary language arts classrooms can become better, smarter readers." Deborah Appleman and Michael Graves Reading Better, Reading Smarter addresses all areas of planning and implementing Scaffolded Reading Experiences and prepares teachers to create their own SREs to scaffold their students' reading. An SRE is a flexible instructional framework composed of pre-, during-, and postreading activities tailored to a specific instructional situation. Deborah Appleman and Michael Graves combine the theory and research behind the Scaffolded Reading Experience (SRE) to create this very practical guide showing preservice and inservice teachers how to use this flexible approach to ensuring that each and every student can read, learn from, and enjoy each and every text he or she reads. By considering the text, their students, and the purpose of the lesson, teachers will be able create appropriate scaffolding for each reading experience their students face. This widely applicable text includes: <ul>
<li>Twenty two types of pre-, during-, and postreading activities designed to lead students to success</li> <li>Examples of each activity along with information on how to create each type of activity</li> <li>Detailed classroom lesson plans and explanations of what an SRE is and what it is supposed to do as well as what it is not supposed to do</li> <li>Guidance for evaluating and assessing the difficulty of text and formal and informal ways for evaluating student performance. </li> </ul>

Reading Better, Reading Smarter: Designing Literature Lessons for Adolescents

Graves, Michael

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