Susan E. Israel

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Chapter 1: Hooking Readers through Independent Reading Programs

Chapter 2: Motivating Students to Read by Building Book Awareness

Chapter 3: Developing Fluency and Building Vocabulary through Independent Reading

Chapter 4: Improving Comprehension through Independent Reading

Chapter 5: Assessing Students in an Independent Reading Program

Chapter 6: Differentiating Reading through and Independent Reading Program

Chapter 7: Fitting Independent Reading in a Language Arts Program

Chapter 8: Communicating with families about the Importance of Independent Reading
New! October 2007!
An ideal model for . . .

Developing an Independent Reading Program
Grades 4-12

Erexenia Lanier, Language Arts Teacher and Building Chair for the department, Kingsley Junior High, Normal, IL

Susan Davis Lenski, Professor, Portland State University, OR

Ideal for any grade 4-12 teacher or literacy coach looking to integrate an independent reading program, or improve the one that's already in place, this new book is an in depth analysis of Lanier's successful program, "Indy 500." In it the authors show you the steps necessary to create and integrate a program to benefit students or any language arts program, and to meet standards requirements. Using the "Indy 500" program as a model, the authors describe how to create an original independent reading program, assess student progress, and integrate it into standards-based language arts programs.
2008 Paperbound 232pp est. ISBN: 978-1-933760-17-9 Order #184 $32.95


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