Differentiated Literacy Instruction in Grades 6-8

Höfundar: Sharon Walpole; Sara E. Merkle; Aleta Thompson (Útgáfa: 0)
Differentiated Literacy Instruction in Grades 6-8

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Filling a vital need for grades 6–8 educators, this practical guide presents a field-tested framework for promoting students’ reading, writing, and collaborative learning in the middle school years. The expert authors describe ways to scaffold the development of content knowledge and core literacy skills using challenging, full-length anchor texts and connected text sets. They provide specific differentiation strategies and instructional routines, all emphasizing culturally responsive practice.

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Útgefandi
Guilford Publications, Inc.
ISBN
9781462559688
Print ISBN
9781462559657
Format
ePub
Útgáfa
0
Höfundar
Sharon Walpole; Sara E. Merkle; Aleta Thompson
Tungumál
English
Útgefið
2026-01-29
Prent takmörkun á líftíma
100
Prent takmörkun
30
Afritunar takmörkun
2

Kaflar

  • Cover
  • Also from Sharon Walpole
  • Title Page
  • Copyright
  • Dedication
  • About the Authors
  • Contents
  • Chapter 1: Introduction
  • • A Design Opportunity
  • • The Need for Evidence-Based Knowledge Building
  • • The Role of Text Sets
  • • Deciding to Center Students
  • Chapter 2: Middle School Students and Their Teachers
  • • What Do We Want Middle School Students to Know and Be Able to Do?
  • • Demographics and Achievement
  • • Defining Adolescent Readers
  • • Serving Middle School Teachers
  • • Positioning Curriculum
  • Chapter 3: Feasible Differentiation in Middle School
  • • Early Leaders in Differentiation
  • • Persistent Questions
  • • So, Is Differentiation Feasible and Effective?
  • • The Need for a Change
  • • Curriculum in the Mix
  • Chapter 4: Choosing Anchor Texts and Building Text Sets
  • • Reading Comprehension and Text Representation
  • • Building Background Knowledge through Quad Text Sets
  • • Selecting Anchor Texts
  • • Text Complexity
  • • Readers and Tasks
  • • Connected Text Sets in Action
  • • Try It Yourself!
  • Chapter 5: Planning for Equity
  • • Achievement Gap
  • • Culturally and Linguistically Sustaining Pedagogy
  • • Using Outside Readers
  • • Beyond a Single Story
  • • Try It Yourself!
  • Chapter 6: Routines for Knowledge Building
  • • Starting with Evidence
  • • Addressing Standards
  • • Identifying Affordances for Teaching with Text
  • • Instructional Routines for Building Topic and Vocabulary Knowledge
  • • Opportunities for Differentiation
  • • Try It Yourself!
  • Chapter 7: Routines for Reading
  • • Starting with Evidence
  • • Addressing Standards
  • • Identifying Affordances for Teaching with Text
  • • Creating a Robust Sequence of Steps in a Lesson
  • • Instructional Routines for Reading the Anchor Text
  • • Instructional Routines for Reading Text Sets
  • • Building Challenge over Time
  • • Opportunities for Differentiation
  • • Try It Yourself!
  • Chapter 8: Routines for Discussion
  • • Starting with Evidence
  • • Addressing Standards
  • • Identifying Affordances for Teaching with Text
  • • Creating a Robust Sequence of Steps in a Lesson
  • • Instructional Routines for Targeted Discussions
  • • Building Challenge over Time
  • • Opportunities for Differentiation
  • • Try It Yourself!
  • Chapter 9: Routines for Grammar and Language
  • • Starting with Evidence
  • • Addressing Standards
  • • Identifying Affordances for Teaching with Text
  • • Creating a Robust Sequence of Steps in a Lesson
  • • Instructional Routines for Grammar and Language
  • • Building Challenge over Time
  • • Opportunities for Differentiation
  • • Try It Yourself!
  • Chapter 10: Routines for Writing
  • • Starting with Evidence
  • • Addressing Standards
  • • Creating a Robust Sequence of Steps in a Lesson
  • • Instructional Routines for Teaching Writing
  • • Building Challenge over Time
  • • Opportunities for Differentiation
  • • Try It Yourself!
  • Chapter 11: Routines for Research
  • • Starting with Evidence
  • • Addressing Standards
  • • Creating a Robust Sequence of Steps in a Lesson
  • • Instructional Routines for Research
  • • Instructional Routines for Presenting Information
  • • Building Challenge over Time
  • • Opportunities for Differentiation
  • • Try It Yourself!
  • Chapter 12: Routines for Assessment
  • • Starting with Evidence
  • • Addressing Standards
  • • Model–Practice–Assess Assessment Series
  • • Comprehension Assessment
  • • Culminating Tasks
  • • Try It Yourself!
  • Chapter 13: Changing the Status Quo in Middle School
  • • Try It Yourself!
  • References
  • Index
  • About Guilford Press
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