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Lecture In this section, you will watch Dr. Paratore’s lecture on connecting school and home literacy practices. Print Dr. Paratore’s…
Lecture In this section, you will watch Dr. Paratore’s lecture on using assessment to guide instruction. Print Dr. Paratore’s Assessment…
Lecture In the session, you will watch Dr. Paratore’s lecture on differentiating instruction for early literacy. Print Dr. Paratore’s Differentiating…
Lecture In this section, you will watch Dr. Paratore’s lecture on comprehension instruction in two parts. Print Dr. Paratore’s Comprehension…
Lecture In this section, you will watch Dr. Paratore’s lecture on Word Study and Fluency. Print Dr. Paratore’s Word Study…
Lecture In this section, you will watch Dr. Gort’s lecture on reading instruction for English Language Learners in grades K-2.…
Lecture In this section, you will watch Dr. Paratore’s lecture on creating a literate community in early literacy. Print Dr.…
Lecture In this section, you will watch Dr. Paratore’s lecture on teaching writing as a process. Print Dr. Paratore’s Writing…
Watch the Video As you watch “Routes to Culture,” take notes on Mr. Muirhead’s instructional strategies, particularly how he groups students…
Video Summary In “Subjects Matter,” Patsy Lightbown, Professor Emeritus of Concordia University in Montreal, addresses the balance between form and…
Video Summary In “Meaningful Interpretation,” Professor Virginia Scott of Vanderbilt University addresses the value of teaching interpretive communication skills. Professor…
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Professor Scharff weaves the story of the Civil Rights movement with stories of the Vietnam War and Watergate to create…
Simmering regional differences ignite an all-out crisis in the 1850s. Professor Martin teams with Professor Miller and historian Stephen Ambrose…
This remarkable New Jersey poet-physician established an American kind of poem distinct from European forms. His work demonstrates an innovative…
Walt Whitman was the first major poet to create a truly American vision and style. His extraordinary example gave American…
The hero of Wallace Stevens’s poetry is the human imagination. Like Emily Dickinson’s, Stevens’s sedate and uneventful outer life concealed…
Although admired for his contribution to poetry — among other things, he founded the imagist movement — Ezra Pound was…
Sylvia Plath’s status as a major American poet has been obscured by her reputation as a martyr, a victimized woman…
Scholars have marveled at the paradoxes of Marianne Moore–how her verse can show such propriety amidst such caprice, or use…
Considered the leading poet of his generation, Robert Lowell in his early work examined history — employing the past to…
Langston Hughes, among the most versatile and prolific of modern American authors, achieved distinction in poetry, fiction, and drama. Race…
Robert Frost was America’s leading pastoral poet. He demonstrated in his verse that nature is man’s most revealing mirror–and the…
T. S. Eliot has been considered by many to be the leading American poet of this century. His contemporaries…
Though Emily Dickinson spent almost all her life in Amherst, Massachusetts, her poems represent a broad range of imaginative experience.…
Hart Crane’s reputation rests primarily on his extraordinary craftsmanship and sweeping vision. In The Bridge, Crane set out to write an American…
Elizabeth Bishop’s poems were always admired for the purity and precision of her descriptions, and now readers have come to…
How do social studies concepts translate into the practical skills and knowledge students need to become effective citizens? How do…
What role does social studies play in helping students deal with controversial issues? How provocative should social studies topics be?…
What does it mean to teach about unity and diversity in social studies? Not all educators answer this question in…
How can we increase the effectiveness of groups, projects, and presentations in social studies teaching and learning? When can these…
Video Summary: Questioning is a strategy that all teachers employ. In his philosophy elective, Brian Poon uses questioning to stimulate…
Video Summary: When does the government have the right to treat men and women differently? Students in Tim Rockey’s twelfth-grade…
Video Summary: How can an exam review bring economic concepts to life? Steve Page’s 12th-grade economics class reviews for an…
Video Summary: From declaring war to waging peace, history is shaped by the ideological beliefs of the people who lived…
Video Summary: Since the 1960s, unprecedented numbers of Latin Americans have left their homes to move to other countries. Some…
Video Summary: “In order to win a war, you must win the hearts and minds of the people.” With this…
This program shows a variety of complex topics from high school lessons, illustrating how the NCSS standards and themes can…
Video Summary: How do you introduce to sixth-graders a topic as complex and controversial as the Middle East? Justin Zimmerman…
Video Summary: Is flag burning an acceptable expression of free speech? Should evidence obtained without a search warrant be admissible…
Video Summary: How are resources divided among the world’s population? Who are the “haves” and the “have nots”? What is…
Video Summary: In this lesson, Gary Fisher’s students re-enact the Amistad trial, addressing the issues of slavery, property rights, rebellion,…
Video Summary: How do you teach students about a world region as large and as culturally diverse as the continent…
Video Summary: How can ancient history and archeology be brought to life in the classroom? To launch her lesson on…
Lessons from grade 6–8 classrooms illustrate how the NCSS standards and themes can be integrated into the middle school curriculum.…
Video Summary: How would you teach your students about stereotyping? You might begin by asking, What is a stereotype? What…
Video Summary: How do you teach students to become effective citizens? How can young children make positive contributions to their…
Video Summary: Examining primary sources and artifacts from the past gives students the chance not only to study history but…
Video Summary: How does government function at the state level? How are state laws made? In this lesson, Diane Kerr’s…
Video Summary: “How can I teach my students California’s state history, integrate technology, and support a bilingual class?” This question…
Video Summary: Who were the first Europeans to step foot in the New World? What were they hoping to find?…
Video Summary: Eileen Mesmer uses the theme of holidays to teach students about social studies. Throughout the year her class…
Video Summary: For students in Debbie Lerner’s multiage classroom, the remodeling of their school is an opportunity to learn how…
Video Summary: Kindergarten teacher Meylin Gonzalez brings economic concepts to life in the classroom by creating a hands-on assembly line…
Video Summary: How do you teach young students abstract concepts like the different levels and functions of government? First-grade teacher…
Video Summary: In this lesson, Mimi Norton integrates world geography with the study of Chinese culture and history by engaging…
Video Summary: In this lesson, David Kitts uses children’s literature and the local region’s agricultural heritage to introduce his first-grade class…
People still think that assessment is what you do after teaching and learning are over as opposed to thinking…
Language and communication are at the heart of the human experience. The United States must educate students who are linguistically…
اضغط هنا للترجمة باللغة العربية Arabic is facing some of the same challenges as many other languages that are new…
The “Introduction to the Library” video summarizes the goals and content of Teaching Foreign Languages K–12: A Library of Classroom Practices.…
In this session, you will investigate and apply research-based principles of home-school partnerships in early literacy. Factors Related to This…
In this session, you will investigate and apply research-based principles of assessment in early literacy. Factors Related to This Session…
In this session, you will investigate and apply research-based principles of differentiating instruction in early literacy. Factors Related To This…
In this session, you will investigate and apply research-based principles on writing instruction in early literacy. Factor Related to This…
In this session, you will investigate and apply research-based principles of effective comprehension instruction in early literacy. Factors Related to…
Factors Related to This Session Emergent literacy Phonics Accuracy and fluency “We don’t know that there’s one right way…
Factors Related To This Session Proficiency in native language Proficiency in English language Literacy proficiency in native language Cultural traditions…
Factors Related to This Session Accessible reading material Accessible writing material Purposeful room and wall displays Classroom routines “You create…
Shari Frost’s First- and Second-Grade Class Teacher: Shari Frost Years Teaching: 20 School: Norwood Park Elementary School, Chicago, IL Grades: First and Second Class…
Martha Duran-Contreras’s Second-Grade Class Teacher: Martha Duran-Contreras Years Teaching: 22 School: Will Rogers School, Santa Monica, CA Grade: Second Class Size: 22 Students Lesson Dates: October…
Student Case Study: William Student: 2nd grade, age 7, July Birthday School: Hemenway Elementary School, Framingham, MA Teacher: Stacey Soto Class Size: 24 Students “I…
Becky Pursley’s First-Grade Class Teacher: Becky Pursley Years Teaching: 14 School: Barton Hills Elementary School, Austin, TX Grade: First Class Size: 18 Students Lesson Dates: November 12…
Valerie Kostandos’s First-Grade Class Teacher: Valerie Kostandos Years Teaching: 20 School: Decius Beebe School, Melrose, MA Grade: First Class Size: 20 Students Lesson Dates: November 5 and…
Charmon Evans’s First-Grade Class Teacher: Charmon Evans Years Teaching: 9 School: Richard E. Bard Elementary School, Port Hueneme, CA Grade: First Class Size: 20 Students Lesson…
Student Case Study: Cassandra Student: 1st grade, age 6, November Birthday School: Young Achievers School for Science and Mathematics, Boston, MA Teacher: Hildi…
Hildi Perez’s First-Grade Class Teacher: Hildi Perez Years Teaching: 7 School: Young Achievers School for Science and Mathematics, Boston, MA Grade: First Class Size: 20 Students…
Student Case Study: Thalia Student: Kindergarten, age 5, August Birthday School: Amigos, Cambridge, MA Teachers: Jim St. Clair and Maria Castro Class Size: 36 students…
Classroom Profile Teacher: Cindy Wilson Years Teaching: 25 School: Josiah Quincy Elementary School, Boston, MA Grade: Kindergarten Class Size: 24 Students Lesson Dates: February 6 and 8…
Classroom Profile Teacher: John Sinnett Years Teaching: 23 School: Collins Elementary School, Houston, TX Grade: Kindergarten Class Size: 16 Students Lesson Dates: November 14 and 1…
Classroom Profile Teacher: Sheila Owen Years Teaching: 10 School: Wellwood School, Beaumont, CA Grade: Kindergarten Class Size: 21 Students Lesson Dates: October 18 and 19, 2001 “I…
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