Slaying the Dragons: 21st Century Literacy
We know that those fearsome, fire-breathing creatures known as dragons do not truly exist. Yet, in the world of literacy instruction, teachers often feel as though they are battling equally severe and frightening conditions that hinder literacy success. Slaying the Dragons: 21st Century Literacy considers several causes of literacy failure. The most severe literacy challenges come from various types of dyslexia and dysgraphia and are the predominant challenges that are considered for remediation. Research information, suggested strategies, and recommended modifications follow the introduction of each “dragon.” © 2011 Author House.
Making a Difference For Students with Differences
Whether you teach in a public, private, or a home setting, you will sometimes face the challenge of a student who learns differently. As you strive to meet the needs of a special student, you will yearn for adaptations and modification ideas. Making a Difference for Students with Differences contains a collection of adaptations. Many of the ideas come from areas of expertise outside education. For that reason, some suggestions may seem extraordinary. However, students with drastic needs require drastic responses. The text begins with the foundation and terminology of special education and proceeds with new terms for inclusion. A bibliography contains valuable resources for materials, equipment, and workshops in the hopes that pre-service teachers, in-service teachers, and parents will seek additional resources for special learners. Copyright © 1998, 2012 Entercate Publications.
Yes! I Can Teach Literacy.
Whether you teach in a public, private, or a home setting, you will sometimes face the challenge of a student who learns differently. As you strive to meet the needs of a special student, you will yearn for adaptations and modification ideas. Making a Difference for Students with Differences contains a collection of adaptations. Many of the ideas come from areas of expertise outside education. For that reason, some suggestions may seem extraordinary. However, students with drastic needs require drastic responses. The text begins with the foundation and terminology of special education and proceeds with new terms for inclusion. A bibliography contains valuable resources for materials, equipment, and workshops in the hopes that pre-service teachers, in-service teachers, and parents will seek additional resources for special learners. Copyright © 1998, 2012 Entercate Publications.
Teaching Responsible Behaviors
Are schools and homes no longer safe sanctuaries from student indolence and outrage? Teaching Responsible Behavior is a collection of practices from some of the nation's most prestigious behavior management experts. Written in a succinct format, the text provides easy-to-apply suggestions and communication tools for promoting personal responsibility in students of all ages. Teachers, parents, and pre-service teachers will benefit from reading and reflecting on the ideas presented in Teaching Responsible Behaviors.
Copyright © 1997, Family School Publications
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Diversified Teaching
All too often we fall into ruts, presenting lessons the same way day after day. Diversified Teaching offers quick and easy ways to teach reading/language arts with the diversity that will maintain motivation for ages five through adulthood. Strategies provide teaching ideas for phonics, sight words, reading fluency, comprehension, writing and more. Writing frames (guides) are provided for easy copying and suggestions for modification are offered.
Dyslexia Analysis
In 1988, Sharon Smith and Barbara Frandsen developed electronic checklists of characteristics for dyslexia, dysgraphia and related disorders. The purpose was to raise awareness of behaviors that can easily be dismissed as unimportant. The authors hoped that checklists would be used as evidence to request in-depth testing by a school or diagnostician.
© 1988 Education Analysis