About the Authors |
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Introduction Join Us on a Journey to Improve Literacy |
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What Is the Literacy Triangle? |
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Why Did We Write This Book? |
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How Will Students and Teachers Benefit From This Book? |
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How Is This Book Organized? |
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Part 1: Preparing for Your Journey to High-Quality Literacy Instruction |
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Chapter 1 Teaching Literacy Effectively |
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What Is Effective Instruction? |
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Step One: Chunk (Instruct) |
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Step Three: Check (Evaluate) |
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Step Four: Change (Differentiate) |
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What Does High Impact Mean, and How Do You Measure Impact on Student Learning? |
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What Is Effective Literacy Instruction? |
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What Is the History Behind Literacy Instruction (Also Known as the Reading Wars)? |
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What Is Our Take on Effective Literacy Instruction? |
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How Do You Fit It All In? |
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Chapter 2 Making the Right Choices for Reading, Discussing, and Writing |
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How Do You Choose the Right Text? |
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When and Why Do You Choose Complex Text? |
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When and Why Do You Choose Grade-Level Text? |
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When and Why Do You Allow Students to Choose Independent Texts? |
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Helping Students Choose the Right Text |
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Choosing the Reading Format |
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How Should Students Think About the Text to Strengthen Discussions? |
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What Are the Five Steps for Effective Discussions? |
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How Should Students Write About Text to Deepen Comprehension? |
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How Do You Fit It All In? |
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Chapter 3 Using the Literacy Triangle to Improve Literacy Mindsets |
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What Is the Literacy Triangle Framework? |
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What Is a Literacy Mindset? |
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Bias and Attribution Theory |
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Fixed and Growth Mindsets |
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What Is Your Literacy Mindset? What Are Your Students' Literacy Mindsets? |
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How Do You Fit It All In? |
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Part 2: Implementing the Literacy Triangle to Continue Your Journey to High-Quality Literacy Instruction |
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Chapter 4 Embarking on a Successful Text Journey-Before Reading |
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What Are the Big Three Before-Reading Planning Actions? |
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Pre-Expose and Prime the Brain |
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Set a Purpose for Reading |
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What Strategies Can You Use to Pre-Expose and Prime the Brain? |
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Quick Book Walk-Through Checklist |
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Predicting in Ten Words or Fewer |
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Before-Reading Question Stems |
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Mix and Match Text Features |
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Vocabulary Ship and Anchor |
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What Is It and Why Do It? |
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What Strategies Can You Use to Activate Prior Knowledge? |
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Four-Color Spinner Discussions |
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What Strategies Can You Use to Set a Purpose for Reading? |
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Taking Care of Business Cards |
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Predicting in Ten Words or Fewer |
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Prepping the Brain Before Reading Nonfiction (K-2) |
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Prepping the Brain Before Reading Nonfiction (Grades 3-8) |
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Prepping the Brain Before Reading Fiction (K-2) |
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Prepping the Brain Before Reading Fiction (Grades 3-8) |
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Mix and Match Text Feature Cards |
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IDEA Vocabulary Processing |
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Vocabulary Ship and Anchor |
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Quick Thinking Jobs for Reading Nonfiction Books |
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Quick Thinking Jobs for Reading Fiction Books |
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Chapter 5 Staying Focused, but Flexible, on the Text Journey-During Reading |
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What Are the Big Three During-Reading Planning Actions? |
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Make the Thinking Job Visible |
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Have Students Self-Monitor and Clarify for Understanding |
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Discuss to Strengthen Comprehension |
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What Strategies Can You Use to Make the Thinking Job Visible? |
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What Is It and Why Do It? |
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Text Tagging With Sticky Notes |
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During-Reading Question Stems |
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What Strategies Can You Use to Have Students Self-Monitor and to Clarify for Understanding? |
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One-to-One Conferring With Students and Goal Setting |
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Fix-It Tools for Comprehension |
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Finding the Context Clues |
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Decode Puzzling Multisyllabic Words |
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I Can Stick With It Stamina Builder |
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Do Your EARS Hear Fluent Reading? |
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What Strategies Can You Use to Discuss to Strengthen Comprehension? |
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Pause-and-Reflect Conversations Through de Bono's (1985) Six Thinking Hats |
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Fab Four Focus Roles for Mathematics |
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Fab Four Focus Roles for Literacy |
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Text Rendering With a Twist |
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Common Social-Emotional Skills by Grade Level |
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Description, Concept, or Definition |
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Five Steps to Conferring for Better Feedback and Reading Achievement |
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One-to-One Conferring With Students and Goal Setting: Teacher Documentation Template for Reading Notes |
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Bookmark for Reading Goal (K-2) |
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Bookmark for Reading Goal (Grades 3-8) |
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Comprehension Hiccup Metacognition Template (K-3) |
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Comprehension Hiccup Metacognition Template (Grades 4-8) |
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Comprehension Fix-It Tools (K-3) |
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Comprehension Fix-It Tools (Grades 4-8) |
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Decode Puzzling Multisyllabic Words |
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Decode Puzzling Multisyllabic Words-Exit Ticket |
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I Can Stick With It Stamina Builder |
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I Can Stick With It. My Reading Stamina Is Growing |
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Do Your EARS Hear Fluent Reading? |
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Partner Reading Directions and Checklist |
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Six Thinking Hats Question Stems |
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Roundtable Discussion Template |
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209 | (1) |
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Fab Four Focus-Role Cards for Mathematics |
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210 | (1) |
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Fab Four Focus-Role Cards for Literacy |
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Reciprocal Teaching Conversation Notes |
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Chapter 6 Wrapping Up a Successful Text Journey With Discussion and Writing-After Reading |
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What Are the Big Three After-Reading Planning Actions? |
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Teach Skill Minilessons That Get Maximum Results |
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Go Deeper With Discussions |
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Synthesize the Reading and Discussions Into Writing |
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How Does Close Reading Bring the Literacy Triangle Elements Together? |
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What Strategies Can You Use to Teach Skill Minilessons That Get Maximum Results? |
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Designing Critera for Success for Stronger Discussions and Writing |
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Targeted Skill Minilesson Template |
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What Strategies Can You Use to Go Deeper With Discussions? |
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Thinking Job Extensions-After-Reading Stems |
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Fan-and-Pick for Reading and Mathematics |
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Student-Led Discussions Made Easy |
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Question Generation PIP (Produce, Improve, Prioritize) |
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Reciprocal Teaching Literacy Role Bookmarks |
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256 | (4) |
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Mathematics Reciprocal Teaching Graphic Organizer |
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262 | (4) |
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What Strategies Can You Use to Synthesize the Reading and Discussions Into Writing? |
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Keep Writing Afloat With RAFTS |
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Hopscotch to the Writing Prompt |
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Text Summary: Adding Up the Gist |
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Opinion-Writing Feedback Template |
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Graphic Organizer Synthesis |
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Direct Instruction Minilesson Planning |
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Cruisin' Clipboard-Version One (Updated) |
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Cruisin' Clipboard-Version Two |
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Writing Criteria for Success-Checklist |
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Writing Criteria for Success-Rubric |
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Targeted Skill Minilesson Template |
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Thinking Job Discussions-Exit Ticket (K-5) |
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Thinking Job Discussions-Exit Ticket (Grades 6-8) |
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Fan and Pick for Reading Comprehension |
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Fan and Pick for Word Problems |
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Student-Led Discussions-Exit Ticket |
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Open-Ended Question Stems |
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Literacy Reciprocal Teaching-Role Bookmarks |
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Mathematics Reciprocal Teaching-Graphic Organizer |
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Socratic Seminar Evaluation |
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Keep Writing Afloat With RAFTS |
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Hopscotch to the Writing Prompt |
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Mentor Text-Learning Summary |
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Synthesizing Information From Texts-Informational Text |
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Synthesizing Information From Texts-Fiction Text |
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Chapter 7 Celebrating the Journey-Bringing It All Together |
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How Can You Plan Effective Literacy Instruction With the Literacy Triangle? |
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How Can You Bring Students Along on the Literacy Triangle Journey? |
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How Can You Bring Teachers Along on the Literacy Triangle Journey? |
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How Can You Bring the School Along on the Literacy Triangle Journey? |
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Step One: Establish a Baseline |
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Step Two: Analyze Data and Design a SMARTER Goal |
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Step Three: Train Teachers in Each Step |
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Literacy Triangle Planning Template |
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Teacher Checklist for Planning the Literacy Triangle |
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Teacher Self-Assessment for Planning With the Literacy Triangle |
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Literacy Triangle Learning Walk Form |
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330 | (2) |
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Steps to Designing a SMARTER Goal |
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Index |
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