TOPICS OF INTEREST RELATED TO LITERACY IN SCHOOLS TODAY
Following is a list of topics to add to/ and explore further. Any experts that you might refer to in considering topics of choice?
Reading and Writing Connections - Atwell, Graves,Calkins, RoutemanControversial Issues
Whole Langauge -
Ken & Yetta Goodman Phonics - C. Weaver Integration of Reading Instruction Learning Styles and Reading - Marie Carbo Reading Recovery - Brian Camborn Emergent LiteracyStandards and Assessment Issues / Testing (Diagnostic/Evaluation)
Reading and Writing Inventories: Attitudinal
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Interviewing
Criteria for Text Selection (readability, other issues - interest level, gender, reader friendliness.)
Spelling - Authentic words, invented spelling
Reading and Writing Workshop
Trade Books / Basals
Literature Circles
Elementary School Reading/Middle School Reading/ Secondary School Reading
Inclusion - learning disabilities special reading needs and concerns.
Group Dynamics and ChangeCovey, Owen, Erickson (text - Supervision of Literacy Programs)
Educational Political Climate
Curriculum Issues Secondary School - Integration - Primary Source materials; letters, diaries, logs.Middle School - implementing a literature approach to subjects (thematic planning)
Reading and the Internet e-mail, sound bytes, letter writing, personal/professional communication, memos
Computer literacy
Ways reading is and will be changing
Ways reading emphasis differs in elementary, middle and secondary schools. Fiction/Non-fiction.
Integrating reading and writing.
RESOURCES: Susan Kovalick (author) - Integrated Thematic Instruction
Guest speakers:
Secondary reading Dale Green - Social studies Nekoosa (Amy's recommend. )
Middle School - Sarah Gruber - read two fiction bks quarter (Margie's recommend. )
Mary Lou - Booklook
Mary Lou Ley - 453-2141 CESA (Reading Specialist)
Rose 345-5507
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