Class Acts: Ideas for Teaching Reading and Writing
Summary: Looking for great ideas for teaching reading and writing? Class Acts provides classroom-tested, research-based suggestions for literacy instruction K to 12. Find new strategies to energize your teaching, whether you work in an elementary school, middle school, or high school. The audio podcasts in this series will inspire both beginning and veteran teachers.
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- Artist: International Reading Association
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Podcasts:
Motivate kids and involve parents in an effective at-home reading program to supplement classroom activities.
Research and theory support key ideas about word learning for adolescents.
Writing strategies can help upper elementary and middle school students with reading comprehension.
Rimes, onsets, and reading aloud help children in kindergarten through third grade with phonics.
Elementary students can read aloud more effectively with these strategies, designed to help children recognize structure in a text.
Identifying and teaching important words in a text assists with comprehension for intermediate and upper elementary students.
Looking for the most important ideas in a text can help reading comprehension, even for young children.
Teachers and tutors can use these ideas to engage middle and high school students who are reluctant to read.
