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About the Editor
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Contributors
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Acknowledgments
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Introduction
A Framework for Response to Intervention in Literacy
Peter H. Johnston
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Section 1: The Logic of RTI in Literacy
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Chapter 1
Response to Intervention: An Overview: New Hope for Struggling Learners
Donna M. Scanlon, Joan M. Sweeney
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Section II: High-Quality Classroom Literacy Instruction (Tier 1)
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Chapter 2
What I've Learned About Effective Reading Instruction From a Decade of Studying Exemplary Elementary Classroom Teachers
Richard L. Allington
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Chapter 3
Reading Growth in High-Poverty Classrooms: The Influence of Teacher Practices That Encourage Cognitive Engagement in Literacy Learning
Barbara M. Taylor, P. David Pearson, Debra S. Peterson, Michael C. Rodriguez
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Chapter 4
Decisions, Decisions: Responding to Primary Students During Guided Reading
Robert M. Schwartz
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Section III: Literacy Assessment
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Chapter 5
Thinking Straight About Measures of Early Reading Development
Scott G. Paris
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Chapter 6
Responsive Intervention: What Is the Role of Appropriate Assessment?
Anne McGill-Franzen, Rebecca L. Payne, Danielle V. Dennis
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Chapter 7
A Comprehensive Assessment System as a Response to Intervention Process
Linda J. Dorn, Shannon Coman Henderson
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Chapter 8
Helping a Learning-Disabled Child Enter the Literate World
Carol A. Lyons
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Section IV: High-Quality Interventions in Literacy
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Chapter 9
Reading Recovery: A Major Component of Many RTI Models
Salli Forbes, Beth Swenson, Tonya Person, Jolene Reed
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Chapter 10
Kindergarten Intervention: Teaching to Prevent Reading Difficulties
Donna M. Scanlon, Joan M. Sweeney
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Chapter 11
An Adapted Interactive Writing Intervention for the Kindergarten Classroom: Creating a Framework for Responsive Teaching
Sharon A. Craig
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Chapter 12
Closing the Gaps: Literacy for the Hardest-to-Teach
Gwenneth Phillips, Pauline Smith
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Section V: Professional Development and Teacher Expertise
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Chapter 13
A Child's Response to Intervention Requires a Responsive Teacher of Reading
Mary K. Lose
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Chapter 14
Reducing the Incidence of Early Reading Difficulties: Professional Development for Classroom Teachers Versus Direct Interventions for Children
Donna M. Scanlon, Lynn M. Gelzheiser, Frank R. Vellutino, Christopher Schatschneider, Joan M. Sweeney
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Chapter 15
Reflective Coaching Conversations: A Missing Piece
Debra S. Peterson, Barbara M. Taylor, Bobbie Burnham, Rynell Schock
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Chapter 16
The Learning Schools Model of School Change to Raise Achievement in Reading Comprehension for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students in New Zealand
Stuart McNaughton, Mei Kuin Lai
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Section IV: Systemic Intervention
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Chapter 17
A Comprehensive Intervention Model for Preventing Reading Failure: A Response to Intervention Process
Linda J. Dorn, Barbara Schubert
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Chapter 18
Use Students' Summer-Setback Months to Raise Minority Achievement
Richard L. Allington, Anne McGill-Franzen
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Chapter 19
Whole-School Detracking: A Strategy for Equity and Excellence
Doris Alvarez, Hugh Mehan
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Appendix
Discussion Guide: Reading This Book
Peter H. Johnston
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