Reading to Learn in the Content Areas - Hardcover

Richardson, Judy S.; Morgan, Raymond F.

 
9780534508548: Reading to Learn in the Content Areas

Synopsis

This book offers comprehensive and complete coverage of content area reading and methods for any student age level, kindergarten through twelfth grade. The text perfectly illustrates how to apply reading methodology to subject area learning.

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Review

1. Content Teachers and Content Literacy. 2. Assessment and Evaluation Issues. 3. Preparation for Learning. 4. Assistance in Learning. 5. Learning through Reflection. 6. Moving beyond the Traditional Textbook and Transmission Methods. 7. Technology in Today's Content Classrooms. 8. Study Skills in the Electronic Age. 9. Teaching Vocabulary. 10. Writing to Learn in the Content Areas. 11. Supporting Diverse Learners in Content Classrooms. 12. Teaching in the Affective Domain.

About the Author

Judy S. Richardson is Professor Emerita, Department of Teaching and Learning in the School of Education at Virginia Commonwealth University. She has experience teaching at the elementary, middle, high school, and adult levels. She has numerous articles published in noted reading journals. In addition to READING TO LEARN IN THE CONTENT AREAS, Richardson is the author of READ IT ALOUD! USING LITERATURE IN THE SECONDARY CONTENT CLASSROOM, published by the International Reading Association (IRA), and AN ENGLISH TEACHER’S SURVIVAL GUIDE. Her chapter on the history of content area reading appears in the International Reading Association monograph as an essential history of current reading practices (2008). She received the Virginia Commonwealth University Award of Excellence in 2004 and the A. B. Herr Award for Distinguished Service in Reading in 2006 (College Reading Association). She is a Fulbright Scholar for 2008. Richardson is an authority on using technology in content reading instruction. She also is interested in the connections between reading education and English as a Second Language. She received and directed a $1 million (five-year) federal grant designed to improve classroom instruction for English Language Learners in the Richmond Metropolitan area. She has also worked through the International Reading Association (IRA) on a USAID-funded project for innovative secondary education in Macedonia.

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