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E-grāmata: Acts of Teaching: How to Teach Writing: A Text, A Reader, A Narrative

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  • Izdošanas datums: 09-Nov-2018
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  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781440857812

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Inclusive of the scope and authoritative references from earlier editions, this edition additionally embraces the digital world and provides practical suggestions for performing the "act of teaching."

Teachers of writing at all levels will applaud this edition for its new features designed to help teachers to understand and teach to today's new paradigms in writing. New to this edition are two chapters on cognition and technology, respectively; a chapter on early literacy, with student samples; and, for the first time, an online connection that links readers to important articles, visuals, and resources.

Essay writing is explored through discussion of the thesis and its criteria; five organizational patterns for the expository essay; and distinctions among the opinion, persuasive, and argumentative essay. Several new prewriting strategies are also provided: A Sense Notebook, Looking, Contouring, an expanded explanation of Blueprinting, and a discussion of a hierarchical approach to organization.

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Inclusive of the scope and authoritative references from earlier editions, this edition additionally embraces the digital world and provides practical suggestions for performing the "act of teaching."
Foreword to ACT'S III xi
Matthew McConn
Foreword to ACT'S II xiii
Edmund J. Farrell
Foreword to ACTS I xv
Janet Emig
Preface: A Parable xvii
Introduction: Following the Thread xxiii
The Product and Process Paradigms xxiv
Simultaneous Literacy xxv
Torus: A Third Paradigm xxvii
Children of the Technology Age xxx
Let's Talk! xxxi
Hot Links! xxxi
1 The Process
1(36)
The Writing Process Journey: The Beginning, Middle, and End
2(28)
Prewriting
3(4)
Prewriting Strategies
7(23)
More Thoughts on Prewriting
30(5)
Let's Talk!
35(1)
Hot Links!
35(2)
2 Putting Writing in Order: Organization
37(36)
The Need for Organization
37(1)
Getting It All Together
38(1)
The Hierarchical Approach to Organization
38(4)
Understanding Purpose
39(1)
Understanding Audience
39(1)
Understanding the Use of Language
40(1)
Understanding the Appropriate Genre
41(1)
Understanding Focus and Coherence
41(1)
Understanding Craft
41(1)
Teaching Genre as Structure
42(1)
Inquiry and Choice of Genre
43(1)
Strategies for Teaching Genre
43(2)
Awareness of Genre
45(1)
Literary Exploration
45(2)
The Shaping Conference
46(1)
Fiction
47(5)
Implementing the Writing of Fiction
47(1)
General Characteristics of Fiction
48(1)
Problems Writing Fiction
49(1)
Three Quick Ways to Shape Fiction
50(2)
Sudden or Flash Fiction
52(1)
Fables, Myths, Legends, and Tall Tales
52(1)
Fables
52(1)
Myths
52(1)
Legends
52(1)
Tall Tales
53(1)
Drama
53(1)
Poetry
53(2)
Strategies for Writing Poetry
54(1)
Techniques to Shape Poetry
54(1)
Imagery
55(1)
Things to Remember When Writing Poetry
55(1)
Nonfiction
55(1)
Letters
56(1)
Autobiography
56(2)
Suggestions for Writing Autobiography
57(1)
Biography
58(1)
Memoir
59(1)
Interview
59(1)
Essay
60(1)
Expository and Informative Essays
60(6)
Thesis Statement
61(1)
ABCs of a Good Thesis
62(1)
Criteria of a Sound Thesis
63(3)
The Opinion/Persuasive/Argumentative Essay
66(3)
Organizing the Persuasive Essay
67(2)
Shaping the Hexagonal for an Analysis Essay
69(1)
Conclusion
69(1)
Let's Talk!
70(1)
Hot Links!
70(3)
3 Revising: Proofreading, Editing, and Rewriting
73(18)
Proofreading
73(1)
Revising
73(1)
Editing
73(4)
Writing Groups
73(2)
Writing Conferences
75(1)
Writing Debriefings
76(1)
Rewriting
76(1)
The Grammar of Rewriting
77(1)
Skill Levels
77(1)
The Craft of Rewriting
78(1)
The Math of Rewriting
78(10)
Addition
78(6)
Subtraction
84(2)
Multiplication
86(1)
Division
86(2)
Let's Talk!
88(1)
Hot Links!
88(3)
4 Assessment
91(22)
Diederich's Eight Qualities
91(6)
The Importance of Diederich's Work
92(1)
Developing the Carroll/Wilson Analytic Scale for Classroom Use
92(1)
The Carroll/Wilson Analytic Scale for Classroom Use
93(4)
Ways to Evaluate Writing
97(12)
Grading
98(1)
Testing
99(1)
Measuring
100(1)
Scoring
101(2)
Assessing
103(4)
Teacher-Assessment of Writing
107(1)
Portfolios
108(1)
Sticky Note Portfolios
108(1)
Authentic Assessment
109(1)
Breaking News: Data Dashboards
110(1)
Let's Talk!
110(1)
Hot Links!
111(2)
5 Technology and Writing Kristy Hill
113(10)
Hardware
114(1)
Chromebooks
115(1)
Laptop PCs
115(1)
Tablets
115(1)
BYOD
115(1)
Visual Organization Tools
115(1)
Collaboration Tools
116(1)
Drawing Tools
117(1)
Tools for Prewriting and Drafting
118(1)
Presentation Tools
118(1)
Conclusion
119(1)
Let's Talk!
119(1)
Hot Links!
120(3)
6 Brain Control
123(34)
Technology and the Brain
123(3)
The Development of the Brain
126(1)
The Major Structures and Functions of the Brain
127(5)
Theories of Brain Organization and Implications for Teaching
132(10)
The R-complex
133(1)
The Limbic System
134(1)
The Cerebrum (Neocortex)
135(7)
Male and Female Brains: The Implications for Teaching
142(2)
Memory and Implications for Teaching
144(5)
Implications for Teaching
148(1)
Neural Plasticity
149(1)
Implications for Teaching
149(1)
Potentiality
150(1)
Stress
151(2)
The New Brain: Some Observations
153(1)
Winding Down
154(1)
Let's Talk!
155(1)
Hot Links!
155(2)
7 Cognition: The Process of How We Learn Nicole Klimow
157(18)
Jean Piaget and Stage Theory
159(1)
Factors That Influence Piaget's Developmental Model
159(1)
Piaget's Stage Theory and Implications for Teaching Writing
160(3)
Nativist Theory
163(1)
Jerome Bruner and Education Process Theory
163(2)
Information-Processing Theory
165(1)
Cognitive Neuroscience Theory
165(1)
Complex Dynamic Systems Theory
166(1)
Cognitive Process Theory of Writing
166(3)
Vygotsky and Writing
169(5)
Let's Talk!
174(1)
Hot Links!
174(1)
8 Inquiry
175(14)
Inquiry
176(2)
The I-Search Paper
176(2)
Tech Tools for Inquiry
178(6)
Implementing the Inquiry Box
179(1)
Inquiry Strategies
180(3)
Inquiry for High School Students
183(1)
Let's Talk!
184(1)
Hot Links!
184(3)
Preamble to
Chapter 9
187(2)
9 Early Literacy Revisited
189(22)
The Arenas of Writing
189(19)
Here's How It Happens
189(2)
Here's How It Looks
191(17)
Conclusion
208(1)
Let's Talk!
208(1)
Hot Links!
209(2)
Bibliography 211(10)
Index 221
Joyce Armstrong Carroll, EdD, HLD, has taught at every level through graduate school in her sixty-year career. With her husband, Edward Wilson, she codirects Abydos Literacy Learning.

Edward E. Wilson is codirector with his wife, Joyce Armstrong Carroll, of Abydos Literacy Learning. He has taught at the elementary, secondary, and junior college levels.

Nicole Klimow, PhD, works for the Clark County, Nevada, School District as a program administrator for the English Language Learner Division.

Kristy Hill, MLS, is a library media technology specialist, educator, writing trainer, and author.