Learning to Write, Writing to Learn

Theory and Research in Practice

 

In Tribute to James R. Squire
Roselmina Indrisano

Contributors

Introduction
Jeanne R. Paratore

Section One: Writing in the Early and Elementary Years

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Emergent Writing: Classroom Practices That Support Young Writers' Development
Renée M. Casbergue, Mary Beth Plauché

2
Writing in Primary Classrooms: A Teacher's Story
Nancy L. Roser, Katherine Bomer

3
“In My Country, We Don't Write Stories, We Tell Our Stories”: Writing With English-Language Learners in the Primary Grades
Julie Coppola, Catherine J. Dawson, Susan McPhillips, Joanne George, Diane MacLean

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Writing and Poetry in the Elementary Grades
Roselmina Indrisano, Jennifer Hauck Bryson, Merri Jones   FREE!

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Writing to Learn in Elementary Classrooms
Bonnie B. Armbruster, Sarah J. McCarthey, Sunday Cummins

6
Writing in Immigrant Families: Parents and Children Writing at Home
Jeanne R. Paratore, Barbara Krol-Sinclair, Ana María Chacón, Soledad Concha Banados

Section Two: Writing in the Middle and Secondary Years

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Middle School Writing: 9 Essential Components Model
James Flood, Diane Lapp, Wendy L. Ranck-Buhr

8
Creating Independent Writers and Thinkers in Secondary Schools
Douglas Fisher, Nancy Frey, Rita ElWardi

9
Writing and Response in the Secondary School
Richard Beach, Tom Friedrich, David J. Williams

10
Writing and Reading Relationships in Literacy Learning
Elizabeth A. Close, Molly Hull, Judith A. Langer

11
Why Writing Is Technology: Reflections in New Media
Bertram C. Bruce, Sharon L. Comstock

12
Breaking Ground: Constructing Authentic Reading-Writing Assessments for Middle and Secondary School Students
Robert C. Calfee, Roxanne Greitz Miller

Epilogue
Effective Professional Development for Improving Literacy Instruction
P. David Pearson, Barbara M. Taylor, Anamarie Tam

Author Index

Subject Index

 

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