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Leading, Teaching, and Learning is a resource for taking action on
Common Core State Standards by leaders and teachers to result in
enhanced student learning. Within each chapter various disciplines
and grade levels are addressed with real examples. Chapters focus
on research-based instruction, academic language development,
thinking and complexity, English learners, non-proficient readers,
rigor, and collaboration for on-going professional capacity
building of leaders and teachers.
'Fills a niche for content teachers who teach reading strategies,
particularly in light of the standards movement' - Christene
Alfonsi, Teacher, Fairfield High School, OH 'From a fairly concise
book, teachers get an important overview about a "system" approach
to literacy. All teachers get specific tools and strategies and
some very useful information that could change their paradigm along
the way' - Allyson Burnett, Instructional Interventionist, Alief
Hastings High School, Houston, TX Put a strong literacy system in
place to improve student achievement! In contrast to the primary
grades when children are learning to read, students in grades 4
through 12 are expected to learn content as they read, yet they may
still struggle with reading basics. Improving Reading, Writing, and
Content Learning for Students in Grades 4-12 provides a realistic
and systematic process for improving reading and writing while
enhancing content knowledge and skills. Based on proven evidence in
multiple schools over a 10-year period, this excellent new resource
presents specific strategies and successful examples that educators
can immediately implement to improve day-to-day classroom success,
while also boosting the success rate on standardized assessments.
Aligned with the National Reading Panel Report, this book helps
teachers focus on: * Creating a classroom community that is
academically and psychologically safe for learning * Responding to
non-negotiable expectations of daily practice * Building
vocabulary, reading comprehension, and higher-order and critical
thinking skills * Developing fluency in reading * Engaging families
and the community Teachers can create the best environment and
instructional experience for all students to maximize literacy
learning and standards-based achievement. This outstanding book
will be a source of reflection for continuous improvement!
Improve student achievement by effectively implementing literacy
coaching! Fail-safe literacy is defined as listening, viewing,
thinking, speaking, reading, writing, and expressing through
multiple symbol systems at a developmentally appropriate level. An
effective literacy coach, who can inspire extraordinary performance
from ordinary people, can be a key to improving literacy
schoolwide. Grounded in research and an evidence-based approach,
this handbook guides school leaders in successfully implementing
literacy coaching, with a systematic process for teachers,
administrators, and students. It is designed to improve reading,
writing, and content learning through literacy infusion into
curricular and instructional practices throughout the school.
Classroom strategies, specific teacher leadership practices, and
resources used successfully in schools are showcased throughout,
along with Background knowledge and an introduction to "fail-safe"
literacy Details on the roles and responsibilities of literacy
coaches Ideas for building the literacy team Ways to study data and
monitor achievement Practical guidance for the literacy coach's
continuing success Literacy Coaching supports school leaders in
implementing a successful literacy coaching program, and in
creating a collaborative professional learning community for
literacy, resulting in improved student achievement.
Leading, Teaching, and Learning is a resource for taking action on
Common Core State Standards by leaders and teachers to result in
enhanced student learning. Within each chapter various disciplines
and grade levels are addressed with real examples. Chapters focus
on research-based instruction, academic language development,
thinking and complexity, English learners, non-proficient readers,
rigor, and collaboration for on-going professional capacity
building of leaders and teachers.
'Taylor shows how school leadership actions can turn almost any
educational challenge into a positive. Her use of current school
administrators as examples, the explanatory charts, and the guiding
professional analysis make this book a necessary companion to
implementing sustained school reform' - Mary Ann Haas, Retired
Executive Director of Curriculum and Instruction, Flagler School
District, FL There is no single solution to improving learning and
closing the gap for disadvantaged children. Rather, improvement is
the result of a number of successful practices used together. This
valuable resource shows school and district leaders how specific,
consistent actions can result in dramatic change and increased
student achievement. From stimulating intellectual growth to making
decisions based on data, this book provides leader actions and
examples of schools where the gap in learning is closing through
exceptional leadership, and includes: - Numerous examples from real
schools, offering descriptions and analysis of actions that
increase achievement - Interviews with successful headteachers that
provide a realistic look at the issues involved - A focus on
second-order changes, where small improvements can create dramatic
rethinking of the organization, the roles of individuals, and the
approach to learning - Ample forms, sample notes, templates, and
other materials to get you started Based on theory, but grounded in
practice, this book shows headteachers the specific actions they
need to take to drive high levels of student achievement in their
schools.
'Fills a niche for content teachers who teach reading strategies,
particularly in light of the standards movement' - Christene
Alfonsi, Teacher, Fairfield High School, OH 'From a fairly concise
book, teachers get an important overview about a "system" approach
to literacy. All teachers get specific tools and strategies and
some very useful information that could change their paradigm along
the way' - Allyson Burnett, Instructional Interventionist, Alief
Hastings High School, Houston, TX Put a strong literacy system in
place to improve student achievement! In contrast to the primary
grades when children are learning to read, students in grades 4
through 12 are expected to learn content as they read, yet they may
still struggle with reading basics. Improving Reading, Writing, and
Content Learning for Students in Grades 4-12 provides a realistic
and systematic process for improving reading and writing while
enhancing content knowledge and skills. Based on proven evidence in
multiple schools over a 10-year period, this excellent new resource
presents specific strategies and successful examples that educators
can immediately implement to improve day-to-day classroom success,
while also boosting the success rate on standardized assessments.
Aligned with the National Reading Panel Report, this book helps
teachers focus on: * Creating a classroom community that is
academically and psychologically safe for learning * Responding to
non-negotiable expectations of daily practice * Building
vocabulary, reading comprehension, and higher-order and critical
thinking skills * Developing fluency in reading * Engaging families
and the community Teachers can create the best environment and
instructional experience for all students to maximize literacy
learning and standards-based achievement. This outstanding book
will be a source of reflection for continuous improvement!
Improve student achievement by effectively implementing literacy
coaching Fail-safe literacy is defined as listening, viewing,
thinking, speaking, reading, writing, and expressing through
multiple symbol systems at a developmentally appropriate level. An
effective literacy coach, who can inspire extraordinary performance
from ordinary people, can be a key to improving literacy
schoolwide. Grounded in research and an evidence-based approach,
this handbook guides school leaders in successfully implementing
literacy coaching, with a systematic process for teachers,
administrators, and students. It is designed to improve reading,
writing, and content learning through literacy infusion into
curricular and instructional practices throughout the school.
Classroom strategies, specific teacher leadership practices, and
resources used successfully in schools are showcased throughout,
along with * Background knowledge and an introduction to
"fail-safe" literacy * Details on the roles and responsibilities of
literacy coaches * Ideas for building the literacy team * Ways to
study data and monitor achievement * Practical guidance for the
literacy coach's continuing success Literacy Coaching supports
school leaders in implementing a successful literacy coaching
program, and in creating a collaborative professional learning
community for literacy, resulting in improved student achievement.
A proven literacy system is the key to successful readers, writers
and learners! Do you recognize the connection between students who
read and students who are truly learning? Do your students need
literacy help before they can perform higher-level writing and
content learning activities? Are you looking for a reliable
approach to improve literacy in your classroom, school, or
district? This fieldbook sets forth a plan for improving literacy
for students from nursery through to secondary school. The K-12
Literacy Leadership Fieldbook demonstrates a proven process for
creating a fail-safe system of literacy that results in measurable
improvement. Blending leadership strategy with in-depth literacy
knowledge, Taylor and Gunter show educators how to improve literacy
through: - Using software and technology integration to enhance
curriculum and instruction - Collaborating to set expectations for
daily practice and a common language to drive instruction - Using
data to determine what works and what doesn't in your literacy
program - Developing a fail-safe literacy point of view throughout
your school Students who enjoy reading become better writers, more
involved learners, and joyful readers, proving success in literacy
is essential for success in learning!
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