ISBN: 1571104925

In this timely, wise, and often witty book, eminent educator and author David Booth argues that teachers must redefine reading as an activity that embraces the needs and interests of stud… Plus…

In this timely, wise, and often witty book, eminent educator and author David Booth argues that teachers must redefine reading as an activity that embraces the needs and interests of students. Reading isn't just about Dick and Jane or great literature any more: it's about the Internet, comic books, technical manuals, graphic novels, iPods, and much more. Booth outlines twelve simple steps to help teachers and parents alike revolutionize the way they view -- and encourage -- children's reading in all kinds of genres and formats. He argues forcefully that we must: redefine what reading means; include comics, magazines, manuals, along with novels in our reading programs; understand that technology is part of the new literacy; remember that story is the heart of literacy; help students build strong reading muscles; value the reading responses of young people; view writing as literacy; recognize the different ages and stages of individuals; explore how words work; turn printed texts into active learning; focus on literacy in every subject; welcome youngsters into the culture of literacy. In some very personal reflections, the author reveals the decisive moments in his life that have shaped his approach to reading and learning. Lively anecdotes throughout the book create a highly readable narrative that makes a compelling case for recognizing the unique value of reading...almost anything. The book concludes with over one-hundred literacy events that celebrate reading not just in sc children's books,education,education and reference,instruction methods,language arts,pedagogy,reading and writing,schools and teaching,study and teaching,textbooks Instruction Methods, Stenhouse Publishers<

ISBN: 9781571104922

In this timely, wise, and often witty book, eminent educator and author David Booth argues that teachers must redefine reading as an activity that embraces the needs and interests of stud… Plus…

In this timely, wise, and often witty book, eminent educator and author David Booth argues that teachers must redefine reading as an activity that embraces the needs and interests of students. Reading isn't just about Dick and Jane or great literature any more: it's about the Internet, comic books, technical manuals, graphic novels, iPods, and much more. Booth outlines twelve simple steps to help teachers and parents alike revolutionize the way they view - and encourage - children's reading in all kinds of genres and formats. He argues forcefully that we must: redefine what reading means;include comics, magazines, manuals, along with novels in our reading programs;understand that technology is part of the new literacy;remember that story is the heart of literacy;help students build strong reading muscles; value the reading responses of young people;view writing as literacy;recognize the different ages and stages of individuals;explore how words work;turn printed texts into active learning;focus on literacy in every subject;welcome youngsters into the culture of literacy. In some very personal reflections, the author reveals the decisive moments in his life that have shaped his approach to reading and learning. Lively anecdotes throughout the book create a highly readable narrative that makes a compelling case for recognizing the unique value of reading...almost anything. The book concludes with over one-hundred literacy events that celebrate reading not just in school, but the world beyond. Reading Doesn't Matter Anymore: Shattering the Myths of Literacy Booth, David, Stenhouse Publishers<

ISBN: 1571104925

In this timely, wise, and often witty book, eminent educator and author David Booth argues that teachers must redefine reading as an activity that embraces the needs and interests of stud… Plus…

In this timely, wise, and often witty book, eminent educator and author David Booth argues that teachers must redefine reading as an activity that embraces the needs and interests of students. Reading isn't just about Dick and Jane or great literature any more: it's about the Internet, comic books, technical manuals, graphic novels, iPods, and much more.Booth outlines twelve simple steps to help teachers and parents alike revolutionize the way they view – and encourage – children's reading in all kinds of genres and formats. He argues forcefully that we must:redefine what reading means;include comics, magazines, manuals, along with novels in our reading programs;understand that technology is part of the new literacy;remember that story is the heart of literacy;help students build strong reading muscles; value the reading responses of young people;view writing as literacy;recognize the different ages and stages of individuals;explore how words work;turn printed texts into active learning;focus on literacy in every subject;welcome youngsters into the culture of literacy.In some very personal reflections, the author reveals the decisive moments in his life that have shaped his approach to reading and learning. Lively anecdotes throughout the book create a highly readable narrative that makes a compelling case for recognizing the unique value of r children's books,education,education and reference,instruction methods,pedagogy,reading and writing,schools and teaching,study and teaching,textbooks,words language and grammar Instruction Methods, Pembroke Pub Ltd<

ISBN: 1571104925

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