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From the Back Cover Key Benefits: The text presents, in a clear, readable style, the current theories and techniques for creating a classroom reading program in elementary grades. Key Topics: There is strong coverage of the role of the basal reader and how to modify its use, the whole language perceptive and a integrated language arts curriculum, a teaching-strategies orientation to decoding, vocabulary, comprehension, studying, and writing, plus extensive discussion of emergent literacy, multicultural literature, metacognition, and holistic assessment. Market: Designed for use as a main text in elementary reading methods courses.
This text investigates the most effective pedagogical frameworks and classroom strategies for fostering literacy development in elementary-aged students. The authors, John E. Readence and Lyndon W. Searfoss, synthesize contemporary educational theories to provide a practical guide for teachers. By examining the intersection of basal readers, whole language approaches, and integrated curricula, the book offers a structured methodology for designing comprehensive reading programs.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a foundational, academic resource intended for students and practitioners within elementary education programs. Its focus on established pedagogical techniques and curriculum design suggests a dense, instructional text aimed at professional development in the classroom.
Page Count:
544
Publication Date:
1993-10-27
Publisher:
Allyn & Bacon
ISBN-10:
0205148166
ISBN-13:
9780205148165
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