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Reading and Learning to Read / Jo Anne L. Vacca, Kent State University ; Richard T. Vacca, Kent State University ; Mary K. Gove, Cleveland State University ; Linda C. Burkey, University of Mount Union College ; Lisa A. Lenhart, the University of Akron ; Christine A. McKeon, Walsh University.

Van Pelt Library LB1573 .V32 2014
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Vacca, Jo Anne L.
Contributor:
Vacca, Richard T.
Gove, Mary K.
Burkey, Linda C.
Lenhart, Lisa A.
McKeon, Christine A.
James Hosmer Penniman Book Fund.
Series:
Always learning
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Reading (Elementary).
Language arts (Elementary).
Physical Description:
xxix, 482 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm.
Edition:
Ninth edition.
Place of Publication:
Boston : Pearson, [2015]
Summary:
Ch. 1 Knowledge and beliefs about reading-- Ch. 2 Approaches to reading instruction-- Ch. 3 Meeting the literacy needs of diverse learners-- Ch. 4 Early literacy: from birth to school-- Ch. 5 Literacy instruction for beginning readers and writers-- Ch. 6 Assessing reading performance-- Ch. 7 Word identification-- Ch. 8 Ready fluency-- Ch. 9 Vocabulary knowledge and concept development-- Ch. 10 Reading comprehension-- Ch. 11 Reading-writing connections-- Ch. 12 Bringing children and text together-- Ch. 13 Instructional materials-- Ch. 14 Making the transition to content area texts-- Appendix A Beliefs about reading interview-- Appendix B Trade books that repeat phonic elements-- Appendix C Read-aloud books for developing phonemic awareness-- Appendix D Recommended books for multicultural reading experiences-- Appendix E International reading association standards for reading professionals.
Contents:
Ch. 1 Knowledge and beliefs about reading
Ch. 2 Approaches to reading instruction
Ch. 3 Meeting the literacy needs of diverse learners
Ch. 4 Early literacy: from birth to school
Ch. 5 Literacy instruction for beginning readers and writers
Ch. 6 Assessing reading performance
Ch. 7 Word identification
Ch. 8 Ready fluency
Ch. 9 Vocabulary knowledge and concept development
Ch. 10 Reading comprehension
Ch. 11 Reading-writing connections
Ch. 12 Bringing children and text together
Ch. 13 Instructional materials
Ch. 14 Making the transition to content area texts
Appendix A Beliefs about reading interview
Appendix B Trade books that repeat phonic elements
Appendix C Read-aloud books for developing phonemic awareness
Appendix D Recommended books for multicultural reading experiences
Appendix E International reading association standards for reading professionals.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Local Notes:
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the James Hosmer Penniman Book Fund.
ISBN:
9780133569636
0133569632
OCLC:
867769884
Publisher Number:
99958675084

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