Every Child a Reader: Companion Readings
Reprints of 18 articles from the International Reading Association's, The Reading Teacher, specially selected for use with Every Child a Reader: Applying Reading Research in the Classroom
Articles include:
Overview
There’s more to teaching at-risk and delayed readers than good reading instruction by Irene W. Gaskins
Bringing about change in reading instruction by Sandra Harris
Topic 1
Instructional conversations: Promoting comprehension through discussion by Claude Goldenberg
"I don’t know what I’m doing—they all started with B”: First graders negotiate peer reading interactions by Laurie MacGillivray & Shirl Hawes
Topic 2
Kindergartners talk about print: Phonemic awareness in meaningful contexts by Donald J. Richgels, Karla J. Poremba, & Lea M. McGee
Building practical knowledge of letter sound correspondences: A beginner’s Word Wall and beyond by Janiel M. Wagstaff
Topic 3
Making words: Enhancing the invented spelling-decoding connection by Patricia M. Cunningham & James W. Cunningham
Procedures for word learning: Making discoveries about words by Irene W. Gaskins, Linnea C. Ehri, Cheryl Cress, Colleen O’Hara, & Katherine Donnelly
Topic 4
The reader, the text, and the task: Learning words in first grade by Francine R. Johnston
The method of repeated readings by S. Jay Samuels
Topic 5
SAIL—A way to success and independence for low-achieving readers by Janet Bergman
Self-monitoring in beginning reading by Robert Schwartz
Topic 6
Interactive writing in a primary classroom by Kathryn Button, Margaret Johnson, & Paige Furgerson
Sort, search, and discover: Spelling in the child-centered classroom by Mary Jo Fresch & Aileen Wheaton
Topic 7
Empowering low-income mothers and fathers to share books with young children by Patricia A. Edwards
How literacy tasks influence children’s motivation for literacy by Julianne Turner, & Scott G. Paris
Topic 8
Standards in action in a first-grade classroom: The purpose dimension by Nell Duke & Bonnie Stewart
Preventing reading failure: A review of five effective programs by John Pikulski
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